Sekondi Eleven Wise is a Ghanaian professional association football club, based in Sekondi, currently competing in the Poly Tank Division One League.
Contents
1History
2Titles
3Current Squad 2011/12
4Reserve Squad
5Staff
5.1Sports
6References
History
Affectionately called the Western Show Boys, they are arguably the most popular and best supported football team in the Western Region of Ghana. The club has a long-standing tradition of playing the type of fascinating and entertaining game punctuated with eye-pleasing dribbling that keep fans on their toes.[1]
The club was formed in 1919, deriving its strength from Railways workers in Sekondi. Inspired by burly forward player Edward Acquah, Eleven Wise won the national league in 1960 after two fruitless attempts. The formation of model club Real Republikans in 1961, robbed Wise of their livewire, Edward Acquah and the “Show Boys” made a poor show in the defence of the league title.[2]
In October 2008 who suffered relegation to the lower division more than a decade ago, put up an impressive performance to thrash Norchip 3–1 in their premiership campaign opener, and that made many fans that turned up to witness the encounter tip the Sekondi lads for a comeback including their CEO.[3]
Titles
One Touch Premier League: 1
1960
Current Squad 2011/12
as of 12 October 2011[4]Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No.
Position
Player
GK
Mohammed Alhassan
GK
Kotei Blankson
GK
Theophilus Jackson
GK
Ken Ofori
DF
Stephen Aidoo
DF
Stanley Ankrah
DF
Emmanuel Eyison
DF
Odartey Lawson
DF
Adamu Mohammed
DF
Kwabena Okyere
DF
Eric Owusu
DF
Osumanu Seidu
DF
Komi de Souza(to loan from Étoile Filante)
DF
Farouk Dotse
MF
Nana Amisah
MF
Abdul Bashiru
No.
Position
Player
MF
Bédalbé Djaladjete
MF
Kweku Essien
MF
Baffour Kyei
MF
Michael Ocansey
MF
Paul Opoku
MF
Theophilus Nyame
MF
David Sarkodie
MF
Abdulai Zakaria
FW
Isaac Alhassan
John Antwi
FW
Samuel Ayew Yeboah
FW
Winfried Dormon
FW
Emmanuel Ephraim
FW
Paa Joe Kuma
FW
Prince Appiah
Reserve Squad
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No.
Position
Player
DF
Samuel Eyison
DF
Djen Dakoma
No.
Position
Player
MF
Sadat Ouro Akoriko Sadat
MF
Nurudeen Yusif
Staff
Chairman: Papa Ankomah
Vice-President: Dr. John Ackah Blay-Miezah
President: Alhaji Soldier
Technical Director: Nana Agyemang
Director of Sport: Charles Akonnor
Brand & Communications Director: Charles Osei Asibey
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