New committee to tackle Gunners' problems

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

The new Extension Gunners' committee, ushered in on Sunday following the dramatic resignation of the previous cabinet, has promised to tackle problems facing the Premier League side.

Addressing the supporters after his election, chairperson Ludo Kemoeng said they would have to work around the clock to restore normalcy at the once glamour club.

He said their immediate task will be to motivate players and the technical team following the departure of Daniel 'Chicco' Nare and influential skipper, Ofentse Mmipi.

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