The News Review:

- BBC Sport, Freetown
- NEW OUTLOOK CLUB IN SIERRA LEONE
- Keshi seeks trust with Togo

BBC Sport, Freetown
BBC News – Mar 23, 2007
The 22-year-old, who plays for English League Two side MK Dons, was named in coach Jebbor Sherington’s squad for Sunday’s Group Nine Nations Cup qualifier against Togo. But the Freetown-born midfielder, who grew up in London, did not respond to the call for the game in Lome. "The Leone Stars coach extended an invitation to Jarrett but he has refused to respond to the call-up," Sierra Leone FA official Abu Bakar Kabba told BBC Sport. "We’ll have to do without him as he is yet to make his debut for Sierra Leone. " This is the second time Jarrett has turned down an offer to play for the Leone Stars after failing to honour the previous qualifier against Benin in October. Jarrett’s snub compounds coach Sherington’s selection problems after injuries to foreign-based trio of Lamin Conteh, Kewullay Conteh and Benjamin Sesay. However, there is a boost for the Leone Stars as captain Mohamed Kallon returns to the squad after missing the game against Benin due to injury.

NEW OUTLOOK CLUB IN SIERRA LEONE
bbc.co.uk – Mar 23, 2007
“I decided to set up an Outlook Club because Outlook has played a great role for many peoples in the community around the world,” he wrote in an email to Outlook. “The programme helps them get assistance from many different organizations through news, ideas and education. “Chernor comes from the Tombo district of Sierra Leone – an area of beautiful beaches where people make their living through tourism and fishing.

Keshi seeks trust with Togo
BBC News – Mar 23, 2007
"But every little country is pulling its weight. They want to come up to the big stage. "Sierra Leone used to be a good footballing country but they have been affected by the war. "I still believe they have a lot of good players. It’s going to be a tough match but we’ll try and perform well to win. " Togo are third but only on goal difference behind Benin who also have three points after two games. Sierra Leone have one point from their draw with Mali in Freetown last September and they are bottom of the group…
It’s going to be a tough match but we’ll try and perform well to win. " Togo are third but only on goal difference behind Benin who also have three points after two games. Sierra Leone have one point from their draw with Mali in Freetown last September and they are bottom of the group.