Title: Michael Akuffu
Content:  Akuffu began his club career with Ghana Football Leagues club Feyenoord Ghana. Akuffu is a defensive midfielder and right-back who enjoyed regular berth on loan to ASEC Mimosas. After 1 year at ASEC Mimosas Akuffu rejoined Feyenoord Ghana, and in July 2009 Akuffu went on trial at Finnish club FC PoPa. After the trial Akuffu signed a loan agreement until the end of the Finnish season. In the first 2 matches of FC PoPa Akuffu he already made a good impression by scoring 2 goals in 2 matches. In December 2010, Akuffu joined Asante Kotoko.
Title: Alex Chola
Content:  Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) disciplinary committee. In the first one, they lost points to Ndola United at Kamuchanga Stadium when a ball blew up and a replacement could not be found while a 2-2 draw with Red Arrows which was abandoned when Blackpool walked off the pitch after Arrows were awarded a dubious penalty had its result upheld. The third case involved a former Blackpool player who featured for Kabwe United while still on their books but the FAZ ruled against the Mufulira side. The second-place finish was still an achievement but it was evident Chola had been carrying the team for a long time and fans wondered 
Title: Aka Adek Mba
Content:  In the season 1998/1999 with Cotonsport Garoua, he played 32 matches, scoring 5 goals and gave 10 assists. His game was very much loved by BFC Dynamo Berlin fans who gave him the nickname "FUSSBALL GOTT." From 2000 to 2004, he played 89 matches and scored 27 goals in Germany. He played in 2005 for Canon Yaoundé and was the captain.[2] In July 2007 he left Canon Yaoundé and move to Israeli club Hapoel Acre F.C. He played for Hapoel Akko for four years scoring 22 goals in 107. He was the Play maker of the team. In August 2011, he signed a four months contract with AC Kajaani. He was instrumental in the qualification of AC Kajaani to Kokkanen. He scored four goals in a game for the first time ever in his career against As Moon. He joined BFC Dynamo Berlin at the end of 2000.
Title: Yakubu Moro
Content:  It was under his tenure that Berekum Arsenal F.C. got promoted to the Ghana Premier League in 2000. The club moved on to stay in the top division for 13 years. Also, it was under his tenure the club qualified for the CAF Confederation Cup in 2006. He was claimed to be one of the football voices in the Ghanaian football circles whose opinions were taken into consideration. His club was said to have produced players such as John Paintsil, a former Ghanaian defender and also Agyeman Badu, a former Black Stars' player who played for some European clubs.
Title: 2017–18 Neftchi Baku PFK season
Content:  On 21 August Elkhan Abdullayev resigned as the club's manager, with Elshad Ahmedov taking over in a caretaker role. On 11 September, Tarlan Ahmadov was announced as the club's new manager.
Title: Yakubu (footballer)
Content:  On 31 August 2011, Yakubu signed a three-year contract with Blackburn Rovers for an undisclosed fee and was assigned the number 24 shirt by manager Steve Kean. He scored his first and second goals for Blackburn Rovers on 17 September on his Premier League debut against Arsenal in which Blackburn won 4–3. He was voted Man of the Match as he helped Blackburn to their first win of the season, with Blackburn fans chanting "Feed the Yak and he will score!" by the time the final whistle blew. He scored his third goal in the league in the 3–3 away 
Title: Arthur Boka
Content:  Like many successful players from Ivory Coast, he started his career at homeland club ASEC Abidjan, after coming through their much famed youth system, that has also produced players such as Kolo Touré, Emmanuel Eboué, and Aruna Dindane. He joined the club after walking in from the streets of Ivory Coast capital Abidjan and asking for a trial. Following his graduation from the academy he moved on to Belgian club K.S.K. Beveren in 2002, where impressive performances earned him a transfer to the then Ligue 1 club RC Strasbourg in France for the 2004–05 season. He impressed further at Strasbourg, but following their relegation at the end of the 2005–06 season he left to join German top-flight club VfB Stuttgart. His impressive attack minded play from his left-back position have earned him the nickname of 
Title: Energy Murambadoro
Content:  On 24 November 2009 Mpumalanga Black Aces F.C. bolstered their goalkeeping department with the acquisition of Murambadoro. On 20 October 2012, he was one of sixteen players who were cleared of match fixing by the Zimbabwe Football Association. The following are the clubs that Energy played including the years and transfers: In 2003/2004 Energy left Caps United (Zimbabwe) and Joined Hellenics (South Africa) In 2004/2005 Energy left Hellenics (South Africa) and Joined Bnei Sakhnin (Israel) In 2005/2006 Energy left Joined Bnei Sakhnin (Israel) and Joined Caps United (Zimbabwe) In 2006/2007 Energy left Caps United (Zimbabwe) and Joined Hellenics (South Africa) In 2007/2008 Energy left Hellenics (South Africa) and Joined 
Title: Aziz Ben Askar
Content:  After retiring, Ben Askar started working as a football agent. However, he stopped as an agent because he missed being on the pitch and instead started working toward his coaching license. Ben Askar started his coaching career with the U17 team of Stade Mayennais. In mid-2015, Ben Askar also began working for UNFP FC (Union Nationale des Footballeurs) as well as being appointed manager of AS Bourny Laval, which also was a part of the process to get his license. In May 2016 he announced that he would not continue at Bourny because he wanted to try something new with more adrenaline. Ben Askar also left UNFP in 2017. In the summer 2018, Ben Askar had several offers but preferred to stay in France. He was then appointed manager of AC Ajaccio's U19 team. In November 2019, he was appointed manager of his former club, Umm Salal SC, in Qatar.
Title: Yakubu Moro
Content:  Yakubu Moro (died 15 October 2020) was the owner, founder and bankroller of Berekum Arsenal F.C.  He was also the club's executive. He was also a football administrator.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The manager of A.F.C. Blackpool is a soccer player who played for Bury FC and currently for FC Oka Beloomut.
Answer: False