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Sea Side Rangers Unveil 2023 Training Kits

By: Paul Kamara

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Sea Side Rangers Football Club on Sunday 5 February 2023 officially unveiled its new training kit.

The brief ceremony which took place at the Kandeh Town Community in Bo attracted club executive, technical staff, players, and some supporters.

The eye-catching yellow and deep blue jersey features the club crest coupled with beautiful designs and numbering.


Ibrahim Sidi Turay one of the club managers whilst officially presenting the kits to the club greatly appreciated the coaches and players for holding the forth despite the challenges. 

"I am extremely pleased to unveiled our new training kit today. I believe we are having a role to play in setting the standard and putting this club in an enviable position in every area possible.

"I deemed it fit to support the club with a standard training kit. This is a new year and I equally believe we need to change everything to standard.


"Sea Side is now a family. We will continue providing these supports. My aim for this club is to see us representing Bo District and by extension the Southern Region in the Sierra Leone Premier League. So, therefore all we are expecting from you the players and coaches is to do your level best to ensure we achieve this together.

"Again to you the players I want to say focus, determination and hard work should always define your football ambition. Be committed to your trainings and be present on time. 

"To all our amazing fans I say keep on supporting the club. Don't relent, we all must must get there", he concluded.

Head Coach of Sea Side Rangers Ibrahim Foday Musa (Coach IB) profoundly thanked Manager Sidi for the support which he described as timely.

"I must confess Sea Side is blessed with managers with big heart. Like manager Bangs, manager Sidi has great passion for this club. 

"We feel very much happy as a club for the kits. We've recently resumed training and I believe this will help to add value on our players. You could see the broad smiles on their faces as we were in dire need of this.

Jane Turay, club chair lady thanked Manager Sidi for the great sacrifice towards the club by ensuring the team appear in a unique fashion. She called on players to be committed to trainings.

On his part, team captain Josephus Mansallay on behalf of his colleagues acknowledged the continued support of Manager Sidi towards them. 

"We were only informed by our coach yesterday that manager Sidi want to see us today and only for us to come I get this kind of surprise.

"I am encouraging all my colleagues to come out in our numbers and train hard and give the required result to our management and supporters", he urged.

Sea Side Rangers FC is a first division club from Bo City, in the Southern Region of Sierra Leone. The club with nickname "Discipline and Victory" was formed in 2005 and have on three occasions gone close to gaining promotion to play the country's top-tier league.

Sea Side is well known for developing young talents.Many young players have emerged from the club who later end up signing for bigger clubs. Fallah Fayombo and Joseph Cole both who currently plays for premier side Bo Rangers were spotted from Sea Side Rangers.

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