HEADCOACH POSITION OPEN AT AFC LEOPARDS

Struggling Kenyan Premier League side, AFC Leopards has invited application for the head coach role at the club as the search for Ivan Minnaert's successor intensifies.
Through its official website, Leopards announced that the applicants must hold a minimum of UEFA A license or a CAF A license and must be a physical trainer. He must have five-year experience coaching at the top level, experience in African football will be an added advantage for the applicants.
Coach’s main Duties:
>Consult with team assistant coach, team Manager & captain about the aims of the training sessions.
>Co-ordinate the coaches and coaching for Youth team.
>To plan, prepare, deliver and evaluate the coaching program to develop the young players.
>Provide support and advice to the assistant coaches and support staff within the coaching team.
>Be prepared to delegate organizational jobs which do not need his coaching skills e.g. keeping the register and equipment.
>Brief all support staff, assistant coaches and players on the aims of the training session and the purpose of each activity.
>Involve all support staff and make sure they are made aware of the value of their input.
Liaison
>Liaise with the club National Executive committee to ensure that there are regular, appropriate, competitive opportunities for players.
>Ensure that you are well briefed about any special needs of the playing unit involved i.e. medical condition etc. Attend any bonding meetings of the team where appropriate.
>Make players aware of their progress. Identify and recruit, in line with club procedures.
>Ensure the National Executive committee is aware of all club activities and encourage strong links and communication between each team through the season.
Ethical
>Abide by and promote sound ethics and club policy, fair play and equal opportunities to all members.
>To ensure that all coaching staff qualifications are kept up to date.
>Take responsibility for ensuring that the equipment are correct and is kept in good working order.
>Be aware of and promote the clubs codes of conduct for coaches, players and Support at all times. Be aware of and follow the procedures for recording accidents.
>Eligible Candidates are required to send their CVs by close of business on 12-10-2016 through e-mail afcleopardssecretariat@gmail.com.

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REVEALED: AFC LEOPARDS PLAYERS WITH STD

AFC Leopards club officials have begged female
fans to stop bombarding players with free sex
after it emerged that three first-team players
underwent treatment last week for a sexually
transmitted infection.
The officials are concerned that the sex orgies
after matches are affecting team discipline,
which has made some players unavailable for the
crucial match against Western Stima, as they
are currently undergoing treatment for an STI.
The Nairobi News has confirmed from a number
of sources within the club’s hierarchy that the
trio, a goalkeeper, defender and midfielder, were
all diagnosed with the ailment last week and
consequently went for treatment with the club
footing the bill.
INFECTED BY FAN
Further reports suggest that the players are
almost certainly believed to have been infected
after sleeping with one female fan during an
orgy.
“The players have confessed to ‘roasting’ one
woman who is an ardent fan of the club
affiliated to the branches, an Ingwelett,” a top
club official who spoke to Nairobi News on a
condition of anonymity said.
“Thus, we have talked to the players about self
discipline, and even asked the branch officials to
try and control the fans from intimately
interacting with the players,” the official added.
The decision by the club’s management to
engage its branch officials over the matter was
arrived at following a national executive
committee meeting held in Nairobi on Tuesday
evening.
AFC Leopards management concerned at
the rate of STI infections in the playing unit
calls on fans to exercise restraint on sex
with players
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Victor Milimu
@victormilimu
“They (NEC members) also asked branches to
talk to their notorious known members who are
confusing players, especially females, as very
many cases of STIs have been reported in
playing units,” reads the minutes of the NEC
meeting.

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