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Madhu
takes the knife
28
June
2004: National
team libero and RCT captain Madhu Karki operated his
right leg successfully. He removed an iron rod which was
inserted in the lower part of his right leg. He was
injured three years ago in Nirajan Memorial Cup football
tournament while playing against Police. After he was
injured an iron rod was inserted in his right leg and he
played for 2 years with the rod. RCT Manager Raju Shahi
told NepalSport.com that Madhu will be ready to play in
four months. (Dinesh
Thapa)
Ex-national
team player passes
28
June
2004: Sarbagyabir
Singh Tuladhar, Ex-national team striker, passed away on
Tuesday. He represented Nepal in 2037 BS and played in
the "Aga Khan Gold Cup" in Bangladesh. He
played his club football for RCT. (Dinesh Thapa)
Thapa
to assist Thapa
15
June
2004: Bhim
Thapa, senior and most experienced Nepalese football
coach, joined Shyam Thapa as the coach of the ANFA
academy. (Dinesh Thapa)
100th
yellow card
11
June
2004: Upendra
Man Singh of Three Star was shown the 100th yellow card
of this year's Martyr's League by FIFA referee Gyani
Raja Shrestha. He was shown the card for time wasting in
the 84th minute of the match while Three Star were
leading 1 - 0. (Dinesh Thapa)
Indian
coach arrives
09
June
2004: Nepal
born former Indian football star Shyam
Thapa has arrived in Kathmandu to sign with ANFA as the
coach of the national youth teams. He was at Dasarath
Rangasala yesterday with Ganesh Thapa. (Dinesh
Thapa)
Dongol
suspended
09
June
2004: ANFA
handed a 3 match ban to Kailash Dongol of Sankata Club
after his unsporting behavior to Pralay Rajbhandari of
NRT. With only 3
matches to go and a Super Six birth unlikely, Dongol may
have played his last game. ANFA
previously handed 3 match bans to Pravin Manandhar (SSC),
Manoj (Jay) Thapa (JYC), Rajesh Shahi (MMC) and Deepak
Limbu (RCT). (Dinesh
Thapa)
Nirajan
mulling his options
06 June
2004: Malik
Riaz Hai Naveed
tells us that Nirajan
Rayamajhi was on the verge of completing a
transfer to a second division German club, but the club
got relegated and now he is looking to find another
second division side to join. If he cannot find a
suitable outfit, he is considering playing in
Bangladesh. Nirajan currently plays for a German 4th
division side SC Union Hamburg.
Manandhar
out for the season?
30 May
2004: Sankata
goalkeeper Ujjwal Manandhar may have played his
last match in this years Martyr's League after colliding
with teammate Binod Lama in the loss to MMC. He spent
the night at Bir Hospital and was discharged today.
Doctors have asked him to rest for the next two months.
(Dinesh Thapa)
ANFA
in the hunt for foreign coach
21 May
2004: Before
leaving for the annual FIFA general meetings, Ganesh
Thapa told reporters that ANFA is looking for a foreign
coach for the national side. Shyam Thapa will take care
of youth teams. “We are in talks with a German and
other foreign coaches ”, said the recent AFC
Distinguished Service Award winner. (Dinesh Thapa)
Nepal
to participate in women's tourny
21 May
2004: ANFA
selected 18 players for the upcoming AFC U 19 Women’s
Championship to be held in China from May 26 to June 6.
Sixteen teams are participating in the AFC U 19
Women’s Championship. They are placed in four groups
and Nepal is in Group D with North Korea, Thailand and
Uzbekistan. (Dinesh Thapa)
Gyawali
smacks own fan
16 May
2004: RCT
player Ramesh Gyawali beat an ardent RCT fan at the
stadium after his match against Boys Union. After Gyawali
was substituted by RCT coach the fan began jeering him
for his poor play. Gyawali
flipped the supporter the middle finger and after the
match Gyawali
went to the stand and beat the fan with a helmet. ANFA officials say that
they are going to take action against Gyawali.
(Dinesh Thapa)
ANFA
goes after Shyam Thapa
16 May
2004: ANFA is set to sign Shyam Thapa as
the coach of Nepali youth teams. Shyam Thapa would take care of
the Under 17 and Under
20 sides. ANFA President Ganesh Thapa told
Nepalsport.com’s Dinesh Thapa, “We are almost done and by the end
of May he will be here.”
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