Vipers into restaffing, name squad

The National Sports

NATIONAL Capital District Governor and Port Moresby Vipers patron Powes Parkop has advised the club’s management to advertise the coaching staff positions.
Operations manager Paul Komboi said the directive from Governor Parkop was so that the franchise owner could deliberate on the best candidates for the positions.
Komboi said Vipers had secured former PNG Hunters staffer Toua Kohu as their head trainer.
“We need the changes in the team management and the board according to the governor,” Komboi said.
He said they had named a 60-man squad and their first briefing would at at Unagi Park at 5pm today.
Vipers 60-man squad: Atte Bina Wabo, Pedro Gene, Rex Tandowa (Butterflies), Ben Wemin, John Supa, Roger Kaul, Tony Wemin (PRL Brothers), Larsen Marabe (Dobo Warriors), Keven Appo (Hunters), John Horope (Gulf Isou), Benton Leme, Frank Tole (Flies), Ezra Duku, Kennedy Ben, McDonald Alowale (Kone Tigers), Allan Simberi, Jack Oii, Makara Hura, Tom Moide, Yoks Bagave (Magani), Jay Bee Dom, Kambi Igiman, Meninga Keith, Raphael Robert, Sparro Thomas, Morgan Gong (Paga), Shane Haro (Pom South), Ade Kawa, Joel Kee, John Stanley, Karis Peter, Nelson Wak, Nicko Dom, Matthew Wawe, Rex Kaupa, Sonny Wabo, Supa George (Royals), Enevia Tomea, Joe Timbi (Pom Suburban), Manu Kame (Tarangau), Steven Talin (Enga Mioks), Stanley Heriso (Goroka Lahanis), Mondo Laki (Agmark Gurias), Fidelis Powi (Australia), Mark Piti (Lae Tigers), Jamartin Paiara (K Bulldogs), Eddie Pera, Benjamin Timothy, Harro Abzo, Kitron Laka (UPNG), Joel Torobe, Jayson Wings, Yuni Patrick (Vadvada United), Buri Kitumbing, Jacky Martin, Chris Gor (Brothers), Tasi Kawage, Peter Numapo (Simbu Warriors), Jonah Kautu Jr, Robin Soga (Lahanis).

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  • It is good to hear that the PNG government is discussing with the PNGRFL to add the Vipers to join the semi-professional league in Australia.
    But amidst all the costs involved, that will always be a challenge & definitely, it is very, very expensive. The reward for all that is make sure that the team (Vipers) always win games.

    The idea of getting into the QLD cup or NSW Cup is going to be good for PNG & all the young kids growing up throughout PNG. I would definitely love to see the Vipers play in the NSW Cup against one of those teams there.

    So, Mr. minister for sports, what are we waiting for, lets have an agreement with the NRL & get the Vipers to go back to Australia just like before in the 90s, why not?

    You may never know, PNG Hunters could be playing against the Vipers in a national competition in Australia, one day, that will be outstanding & I would love to see that.

    So lets do it Port Moresby Vipers, no, time to wait around.

    Milne Bay fan
    Alotau

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