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2011

Ousmane Aribot: Samson makes the difference.

Guinean Midfielder Samson warming up before the Game. After many individual training, Samson was back with the Guinean team and has accomplished feats. Guinean head coach Ousmane Aribot conceded h...
<strong>Ousmane Aribot: Samson makes the difference.</strong>
<strong>Ousmane Aribot: Samson makes the difference.</strong>
2011

Ousmane Aribot: Samson makes the difference.

Guinean Midfielder Samson warming up before the Game. After many individual training, Samson was ...
Guinean Midfielder Samson warming up before the Game.

After many individual training, Samson was back with the Guinean team and has accomplished feats. Guinean head coach Ousmane Aribot conceded his side could not have won against Kenya without Samson. Samson produced another breathtaking performance and assists to score a hat-trick as Guinea beat Kenya 3-0 at the Germantown SoccerPlex. Today victory is critical to Ousmane Aribot’s side as the fight to move to the next round is intensifying. "We wouldn't be what we are without Samson. Without him we would be a good team, but he makes the difference. All of the great teams in history have a player who is different and Samson is one of those - he makes the difference", Ousmane Aribot added.

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