Tunisia vs Sierra Leone 23 march World Cup qualifications 2014 in Brazil
19 March 2013
3 October 2012
Game day Ravan vs Inter Baku then lef for Tunisia
Question and Answers:
Question: What team are you playing today?
Sheriff Answer: Inter
Question: What time?
Sheriff Answer: 7pm Arzeibajan Time.
Question: Are you Home or Away?
Sheriff Answer: Home
Question: How many games have you played this season for Ravan?
Sheriff Answer: 2 today makes 3 about 6/7 games into the season.
Question: You also getting ready for International duties against Tunisia?
Sheriff Answer: Yes. To be played in Tunis on the 13th of October and it’s my birthday on the 12th October. So I am dedicating this game to myself, Sierra Leone and my fans.
More question and Answers will be on tumblr soon. Keep in touch.
29 October 2011
Thank You
I wanna say big thanks to the Almighty God for the strength and all my fans around the world, I appreciate you all for the support u have shown me for years and you have always been there for me when I was down. My love to my family love you all sis n lil bro n special thanks to my guys one love to you
Thnk you Jesus for all the games we've been playin home and away and i return all the glory and honour thnk you for the travelling mercies n i thk u for takin all of us back to our clubs witout any injuries we praise n worship your Holy name
thnk you for the rankin in the world and thk you for the support we got from every sierra leoneans home n abroad na only u kin do dat i love and appreciate you for all u hv done for me
Been in freetown for 3 weeks that has never happened before but i like being home and make some changes. Now is club football every weekend and I love it.
14 May 2011
About Sheriff Suma and Biography
Sheriff Suma
If you’re a fan or supporter of Sheriff Suma, this is his official blog. Sheriff Suma was born on the 12th October 1986 in Freetown, Sierra Leone to Susu parents. Commonly known as Awilo, Sheriff is known around Sierra Leone and also represents the National Team (Leone Stars). Sheriff Suma now plays club football with Jonkonpings Sodra IF in Sweden in left back or left wing. Jonkopings Sodra IF TV is also a useful portal to find information about the Club. At International level, Sheriff Suma represented Sierra Leone U-17 team at the 2003 FIFA U-17 World Championship in Finland and made his International debut on September 2006 qualifying match against Mali in Freetown. Since then Sheriff Suma has been a regular with the National team. Sheriff’s blistering pace and dribbling ability while in possession of the ball with his dangerous left foot often leaves defenders marking shadows.
Tumblr: Sheriff Suma
Twitter: @SheriffSuma
Youtube: Sheriff Suma TV
Like many African footballers, Suma grew up playing street football in his neighbourhood, in Freetown, Capital city of Sierra Leone. As he grew older, his dream n the Sierra Leonean capital Freetown. As he grew older, his dream was to play for Leone Stars, the National Team of Sierra Leone and then move to one of the biggest clubs in the World.
Suma fled his country’s civil war and moved to Gambia in 1997. In 2001, Suma was discovered by Sierra Leone football agent Chernor Musa Jalloh while playing in a local football league in Banjul. Jalloh liked Sheriff and introduced him to Mohamed Kallon, Sierra Leone’s most successful footballer. Kallon asked him if he would like to play for Kallon F.C in the Sierra Leone National Premier League. Suma returned to Freetown for the first time in almost 5 years and sign for Kallon F.C.
Suma also played in three Scandinavian Clubs FK Haugesund of Norway, Gais and Atvidasbergs FF of Sweden where he played in 2006 UEFA Cup. Sheriff also played in Turkey for Kocaelispor and Ermis Aradippou FC of Cyprus.
In his first season in Sierra Leonean Premier League, Suma was the top goal-scorer behind East End Lions striker Sidique Mansaray. After playing in the qualifying rounds, Suma was omitted from the final squad for the 2003 African U-17 Championship in Swaziland, something he describes as the worst moment of his life. In the championship, Sierra Leone placed second, behind Cameroon, thereby qualifying for the 2003 Fifa U-17 World Championship in Finland. Fortunately for Suma, he was called back to the squad for the U -17 world championship in Finland. While the team failed to advance past the group stage of the tournament, the coach commended Suma for his energy and flair with the ball. Following this event, 12 of the 23 players failed to return to Sierra Leone and some later applied for political asylum.
Among those who did return home was Suma. Shortly After the U -17 world championship, talent scout Chernor Musa Jalloh helped Suma moved to the Swedish team Atviderberg on a two year contract from Kallon F.C. In December 2006, Suma was traded to GAIS, one of Sweden’s oldest team. Suma was loaned to FK Haugesund in the summer 2008 for the rest of the season.
Please follow and check for latest updates on all the breaking news, images and videos of Sheriff Suma and recent fan submissions, this is right place to interact with other fans, talk about Sheriff Suma, contribute your opinion, share media, and discuss everything from transfer rumours to match results to the footballer’s personal life!
Sheriff Suma Fans and Supporters News
Fans and Supporters can also find the latest Sheriff Suma news on personal life, matches, the national team (Sierra Leone) transfers and awards. Fans can contribute to the Sheriff Suma blog by emailing your ontents to sheriffsuma@gmail.com. Biography wiki, discuss and comment in the forum, comment on football blogs, and any fan can start and write their own blog about Sheriff Suma or their teams. If you dedicate your blog to writing about Sheriff Suma, your opinions, or just tracking the player day to day - it could get selected to be a featured blog on our community page(s) for everyone to read. Talk about Sheriff Suma’s team or club shirts, an upcoming match, the team's formation, or any gossip you hear – if its interesting to you, it's interesting to Sheriff Suma himself, fans and supporters. You'll find wallpapers, pictures and videos of Sheriff Suma here too. Sheriff Suma will communicate regularly with his fans and supporters, share images, videos, news and updates. Similarly, if you have the opportunity to take photos or videos of Sheriff Suma, please feel to email or share your images; maybe you saw him during match days, walking down the street, or even in a bar, then share it!
Please see some videos courtesy of YouTube of Sheriff Suma below;
Sheriff Suma drar skarpt!
If you’re a fan or supporter of Sheriff Suma, this is his official blog. Sheriff Suma was born on the 12th October 1986 in Freetown, Sierra Leone to Susu parents. Commonly known as Awilo, Sheriff is known around Sierra Leone and also represents the National Team (Leone Stars). Sheriff Suma now plays club football with Jonkonpings Sodra IF in Sweden in left back or left wing. Jonkopings Sodra IF TV is also a useful portal to find information about the Club. At International level, Sheriff Suma represented Sierra Leone U-17 team at the 2003 FIFA U-17 World Championship in Finland and made his International debut on September 2006 qualifying match against Mali in Freetown. Since then Sheriff Suma has been a regular with the National team. Sheriff’s blistering pace and dribbling ability while in possession of the ball with his dangerous left foot often leaves defenders marking shadows.
Tumblr: Sheriff Suma
Twitter: @SheriffSuma
Youtube: Sheriff Suma TV
Like many African footballers, Suma grew up playing street football in his neighbourhood, in Freetown, Capital city of Sierra Leone. As he grew older, his dream n the Sierra Leonean capital Freetown. As he grew older, his dream was to play for Leone Stars, the National Team of Sierra Leone and then move to one of the biggest clubs in the World.
Suma fled his country’s civil war and moved to Gambia in 1997. In 2001, Suma was discovered by Sierra Leone football agent Chernor Musa Jalloh while playing in a local football league in Banjul. Jalloh liked Sheriff and introduced him to Mohamed Kallon, Sierra Leone’s most successful footballer. Kallon asked him if he would like to play for Kallon F.C in the Sierra Leone National Premier League. Suma returned to Freetown for the first time in almost 5 years and sign for Kallon F.C.
Suma also played in three Scandinavian Clubs FK Haugesund of Norway, Gais and Atvidasbergs FF of Sweden where he played in 2006 UEFA Cup. Sheriff also played in Turkey for Kocaelispor and Ermis Aradippou FC of Cyprus.
In his first season in Sierra Leonean Premier League, Suma was the top goal-scorer behind East End Lions striker Sidique Mansaray. After playing in the qualifying rounds, Suma was omitted from the final squad for the 2003 African U-17 Championship in Swaziland, something he describes as the worst moment of his life. In the championship, Sierra Leone placed second, behind Cameroon, thereby qualifying for the 2003 Fifa U-17 World Championship in Finland. Fortunately for Suma, he was called back to the squad for the U -17 world championship in Finland. While the team failed to advance past the group stage of the tournament, the coach commended Suma for his energy and flair with the ball. Following this event, 12 of the 23 players failed to return to Sierra Leone and some later applied for political asylum.
Among those who did return home was Suma. Shortly After the U -17 world championship, talent scout Chernor Musa Jalloh helped Suma moved to the Swedish team Atviderberg on a two year contract from Kallon F.C. In December 2006, Suma was traded to GAIS, one of Sweden’s oldest team. Suma was loaned to FK Haugesund in the summer 2008 for the rest of the season.
Please follow and check for latest updates on all the breaking news, images and videos of Sheriff Suma and recent fan submissions, this is right place to interact with other fans, talk about Sheriff Suma, contribute your opinion, share media, and discuss everything from transfer rumours to match results to the footballer’s personal life!
Sheriff Suma Fans and Supporters News
Fans and Supporters can also find the latest Sheriff Suma news on personal life, matches, the national team (Sierra Leone) transfers and awards. Fans can contribute to the Sheriff Suma blog by emailing your ontents to sheriffsuma@gmail.com. Biography wiki, discuss and comment in the forum, comment on football blogs, and any fan can start and write their own blog about Sheriff Suma or their teams. If you dedicate your blog to writing about Sheriff Suma, your opinions, or just tracking the player day to day - it could get selected to be a featured blog on our community page(s) for everyone to read. Talk about Sheriff Suma’s team or club shirts, an upcoming match, the team's formation, or any gossip you hear – if its interesting to you, it's interesting to Sheriff Suma himself, fans and supporters. You'll find wallpapers, pictures and videos of Sheriff Suma here too. Sheriff Suma will communicate regularly with his fans and supporters, share images, videos, news and updates. Similarly, if you have the opportunity to take photos or videos of Sheriff Suma, please feel to email or share your images; maybe you saw him during match days, walking down the street, or even in a bar, then share it!
Please see some videos courtesy of YouTube of Sheriff Suma below;
Sheriff Suma drar skarpt!
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