Battered TAFIC face tough decisions

Friday, May 02, 2014

Tafic were relegated to the First Division for the second time in 10 years.

FRANCISTOWN: Relegated Francistown giants, TAFIC plan to hold a special general meeting soon to chart the way forward, club chairman, Gilbert Makombo has said. Makombo who was put in charge after the resignation of Humphrey Nawa a few months ago following a damaging dispute over ownership of the club conceded that the team needs thorough introspection.

“There is no need for fighting now that we have been relegated. Relegation tells us that we are not doing things properly at the club. All stakeholders associated with club have to come forward to see what can be done to revive its

fortunes.

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