Tafic Reignites Privatisation Talks

Monday, January 27, 2020

Brainstorming: TAFIC supporters and the club's executive discuss the way forward on Saturday PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: TAFIC supporters who have watched their side endure a difficult season have once again ignited talk that the club should be privatised.

The supporters made the suggestion during an emergency meeting held at Leseding hall on Saturday. The meeting was meant to devise strategies that could help improve the club’s fortunes.

TAFIC occupy the third relegation spot, in position 13 in the 16-member Premier League. Over the last decade the team has been alternating between the Premier League and the First Division league.

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