Showing posts with label Sam Johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sam Johnson. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2016

Sam Johnson"s Double Sends Djurgarden Top In Sweden

Ghanaian forward Sam Johnson powered Djurgarden to the top of the Allsvenkan League in Sweden with an explosive brace.


The 23 year old Liberian international opened the scoring for the league leaders before confirming their dominance with his second goal in a one sided 5-0 thumping of Falkenberg.


Djurgarden surged top of the two week old Swedish top flight after a hundred percent start to the campaign in the early stages.


Johnson, who endured a dreadful campaign last season with Djurgarden, shot his Allsvenkan side into a six minute lead before Ranegie doubled the lead seven minutes later from the spot.


Johnson however returned to score sheet with another pile driver 10 minutes into the second department of the game before Walker abd Colley completed the demolition exercise in an eventual 5-0 humiliation.


The impressive goal tally helped Djurgarden to replace IFK Goteburg at the top of the log with two clean sheets and seven goals to their credit.


The league leaders next head to Gefle over the weekends in search of their third straight win in the league.



Sam Johnson"s Double Sends Djurgarden Top In Sweden

Wednesday, 6 January 2016

"Thomas Partey Deserves A National Team Call Up"-Sam Johnson

Former Black Stars defender Sam ‘Foyoo’ Johnson has called on the coaches of the senior national team to extend a hand of invitation to Atletico Madrid Ghanaian international, Thomas Partey.


Partey has been very consistent for the Spanish side all season scoring some very important goals in all competitions, with the recent being the team’s 1-0 win over Levante last Saturday.


With the African Cup of Nations qualifiers as well as the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers in the pipeline for the Black Stars, Sam Johnson insists that the team can benefit from his experience.


“I think when it comes to one of the most consistent Ghanaian players abroad, Partey is one of them. For me, he has done enough to warrant a call-up into the Black Stars and I believe the coaches are aware of all this.”, Sam Johnson told sportscrusader.com in a chat.


“We all know how difficult the Spanish La Liga is, and for him to assert his influence in the team and in the league too, means that he is well cut out for greatness”.


“I will be very surprised if the next squad for Black stars players is announced without his name among the list”, he added.




"Thomas Partey Deserves A National Team Call Up"-Sam Johnson