End of the road for Bay United

Thursday, March 04, 2010

After failing to collect their salaries at the end of last month, Bay Unitedplayers are now facing a bleak future after the team announced yesterday that they are closing shop immediately.

Umlilo announced in their website yesterday that the club will cease conducting business while beginning a process that may lead to the Eastern Cape-based club being put up for sale.Speaking to KickOff.com many of the players confirmed that they did not get their salaries last month and don't know what the future holds for them after being told that the club will be put up for sale soon.

Midfielder Siyabulela Songwiqi says they were hoping that their meeting with the club chairman Sipho Pityane today (Wednesday) would give them some indication of what the future holds for them.

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End of the road for Bay United

After failing to collect their salaries at the end of last month, Bay Unitedplayers are now facing a bleak future after the team announced yesterday that they are closing shop immediately.