Kicking the ball to fight GBV and create peace among youth
Anthony Mzee Obala, 59, is a man who is passionate and committed to fighting Gender Violence (GBV).
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Anthony Mzee Obala, 59, is a man who is passionate and committed to fighting Gender Violence (GBV).
The Blues secured our place in the last eight of the competition as winners of Group D, which was made up of BK Hacken, Paris FC, and Real Madrid. We registered four victories and two draws, taking 14 points from 18 available, and emerging from the group phase with an unbeaten record. As group winners, we had three potential opponents ahead of the draw. Benfica, Brann, and Ajax finished runners-up in their respective groups, which meant a trip to Portugal, Norway, or the Netherlands was o...
But we went on this great adventure. i remember first meeting him and saying to him, "what do you want?" and they'd finished seventh for two successive years in the fourth division. he said, "i want to go into the first division and europe". and what a stupid thing! but you see, the thing about it — that's what i wanted when i was at lincoln. now, perhaps i'd been stupid, but was i stupid? i couldn't get it at lincoln because i didn't have the financial backing — and i'm not saying i would have done but i didn't have the financial backing. but all of a sudden, i met a fellow who got the sa...
"you've got to be..." he sort of looked at me as if i was stark raving mad but we went on this great adventure. i remember first meeting him and saying to him, "what do you want?" and they'd finished seventh for two successive years in the fourth division. he said, "i want to go into the first division and europe". and what a stupid thing! but you see, the thing about it — that's what i wanted when i was at lincoln. now, perhaps i'd been stupid, but was i stupid? i couldn't get it at lincoln because i didn't have the financial backing. and i'm not saying i would have done but i didn't have t...
He sort of looked at me as if i was stark raving mad but we went on this great adventure. i remember first meeting him and saying to him, "what do you want?" and they'd finished seventh for two successive years in the fourth division. he said, "i want to go into the first division and europe". and what a stupid thing! but you see, the thing about it — that's what i wanted when i was at lincoln. now, perhaps i'd been stupid, but was i stupid? i couldn't get it at lincoln because i didn't have the financial backing — and i'm not saying i would have done but i didn't have the financial backin...