Toti City Dwellers FC

Toti City Dwellers FC
Full name Toti City Dwellers Football Club
Founded 2014
Ground Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium
Capacity 5,000
Manager Papua New Guinea Peter Gunemba
League Papua New Guinea National Soccer League
2017 1st

Toti City Dwellers FC, formerly known as the Lae City Dwellers FC is a football club from Papua New Guinea, currently playing in the Papua New Guinea National Soccer League, the highest level of association football competition in PNG.

History

Founded in 2014, the team won its first title in 2015 and will participate of OFC Champions League for the first time in 2016.[1] On 4 January 2018 it was announced that the name Lae City Dwellers has been changed to Toti City Dwellers.

Honours

Current squad

Squad for the 2018 OFC Champions League Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Papua New Guinea GK Matheson Nasa
2 Papua New Guinea DF Maybon Pwesei
3 Papua New Guinea DF Valentine Nelson
4 Papua New Guinea DF Goropaul Albert
5 Papua New Guinea DF Mosie Milubwa
6 Papua New Guinea MF Troy Gunemba
7 Papua New Guinea FW Raymond Gunemba
8 Papua New Guinea MF Jacob Sabua
9 Papua New Guinea FW Nigel Dabinyaba
10 Papua New Guinea MF Obert Bika
11 Papua New Guinea DF Adolf Kumisi
12 Papua New Guinea FW Mathew David
No. Position Player
14 Papua New Guinea MF Emmanuel Simon
15 Papua New Guinea MF Ken Kepe
16 Papua New Guinea DF Japhet Tiampo
17 Papua New Guinea FW Bilson Bulo
18 Papua New Guinea MF Peter Dabinyaba Jr.
19 Papua New Guinea FW Makis Gelmal
20 Papua New Guinea GK Ronald Warisan
21 Papua New Guinea DF Clement Willis
22 Solomon Islands DF Andrew Rarangia
24 Solomon Islands MF Tutizama Tanito
30 Papua New Guinea GK Dennis Ganni

Current technical staff

Position
Head coachPapua New Guinea Peter Gunemba
Assistant coachPapua New Guinea Raymond Nasa
TrainerPapua New Guinea Andrew Warrain
Team managerPapua New Guinea Peter Dabinyaba
Head of delegationFiji Peter Narayan

References

  1. ↑ "Sport: O-League newcomers Lae City up for the challenge". Radio NZ. 26 November 2015. Retrieved 27 January 2016.


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