The Craig Bellamy Foundation (CBF) is pleased to announce that the first ever Craig Bellamy Foundation Challenge Cup will take place at the Right to Dream Academy on Wednesday 26th May 2010. The Challenge Cup will be an annual event and from next year take place at the CBF academy in Sierra Leone. This years [...]
Kelsey Sullivan, volunteer at Right to Dream in Ghana: Right now at the Ghana academy we have 11 boys from the Craig Bellamy Foundation, Sierra Leone. They are truly small boys, about 10-12 years of age. They are a new breed, funny as anything, spiritual, energetic; tell you how it is, and a so much [...]
As the finishing touches are put in place in preparation for the opening of the Academy in May 2010 in Sierra Leone we have launched our new website profiling our academy players and development league.
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“I used to support Manchester United but now I support Manchester City.” Dennis Cole, aged 11 from Congo Town, has been chosen to be part of the first generation of the Academy.
“People call me ‘Old Age’ because when I play football I’m a big man.” Issa Bangura wont have far to travel as he is from Tombo village where the Academy has been built.
Profile of Santigie Koroma, Sierra Leone’s up and coming young rapper with an interesting taste in on-pitch fashion, who has been selected as one of 16 boys for the first generation of the Academy.
Craig introduces the foundation, its academy players and unique development league.
80 teams have taken part in the first season of Sierra Leone’s first ever youth league. The finals were played in Freetown on 6/7 Feb. Champions at U12 level were Syke Rangers – who also won the fair play trophy.
Last night in Manchester players, friends and legends gathered to support the Craig Bellamy Foundation. Craig spoke passionately about the reasons why he had started Sierra Leone’s first elite academy and development league.