Nahki Wells
Nahki Wells and his Bradford City teammates ended a run of five home League Two matches without a win with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Wycombe.
Wells started the match on the bench before making his way onto the pitch in the 86th minute.
It was their first triumph at Valley Parade in 2013 - their last home success being a 2-1 win over Accrington on Boxing Day. Since then Bradford had suffered three defeats and two draws.
The only goal came in the eighth minute when Kyel Reid's free-kick found James Hanson at the far post and he headed the ball down for Garry Thompson to fire home from five yards.
Jonte Smith
Danny Potter was a hero at one end saving a penalty in the early exchanges and Darren Lok grabbed a late outstanding winner in a pulsating 2-1 win, for Jonte Smith and his Eastbourne Borough Football Club teammates.
Simon Johnson gave The Sports a first half lead before a late equalizer appeared to give Hayes and Yeading an undeserved share of the points before Lok weaved his way through the visitors defense for another last gasp winner.
Vickers Completes Premier Diploma License
The Bermuda Football Association (BFA) announced that National Academy coach Don Vickers has successfully completed the National Soccer Coaches Association of America – Premier Diploma License.
Like so many coaches before him, Vickers has taken it upon himself to further his coaching education by attending the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Coaching Program. Between January 7th – 13th, 2013, Vickers travelled to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida to attend the NSCAA Premier Diploma Course which is the pinnacle of the NSCAA Residential Academy offerings.
Vickers successfully complete the course and was awarded the Premier Diploma License for achieving competence in the following disciplines with a Good Pass according the NSCAA grading system: Match Analysis “Roles”, Match Analysis “Systems”, Match Analysis Session, Oral Exam and the Final Field Test.
Vickers is currently working with the National Academy program where he is assisting with coaching of the 1995/1996 and 1997/1998 player pools. The BFA applaud Vickers for his commitment in pursuit of continuing coaching education and congratulate him on being awarded the NSCAA’s distinguished license. His addition to the NA coaching staff is an asset to the program and will serve the development of our young players in Bermuda well.
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