Battling TAFIC turns to Maygillip

Friday, October 12, 2018

TAFIC management is looking at ways to turn around the team's fortunes

FRANCISTOWN: TAFIC chairperson, Carlos Sebina says the club has turned to former financier, Geoffrey Maygillip for advice on how they can steer the club out of the woods.

“We recently had a meeting with him and he gave us some interesting tips on how we can turn the fortunes of the club around. He has promised that he will always be available when we need advice and we will also engage him more often,” Sebina told a press briefing at Adansonia Hotel this week.

Although, Sebina did not reveal much about their meeting with Maygillip, he said the former backer was willing to work with them revive the team.

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Battling TAFIC turns to Maygillip

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