Be MOBILE banners� goof in Francistown

Tuesday, December 02, 2014

Free milage: be Mobile and not Debswana banners were used during a first Division North match

There was a touchline banners’ goof in Francistown on Sunday when the First Division double-header was played with be MOBILE banners, some of them destroyed, with no Debswana ones in sight.

Debswana are sponsors of the First Division League, but had no banners at the double-header that saw Palapye All Stars edge Amakhosi 3-2, while Miscellaneous thumped TAFIC.

The beMOBILE banners were reportedly left at the stadium on Saturday after heavy rains forced the cancellation of the Premier League encounter between ECCO City and BR Highlanders.

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Be MOBILE banners� goof in Francistown

There was a touchline banners’ goof in Francistown on Sunday when the First Division double-header was played with be MOBILE banners, some of them destroyed, with no Debswana ones in sight.