Boteti auctioned over P30, 000 debt

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Symbolic of the sorry financial state of most be MOBILE Premier League clubs, Boteti Young Fighters has been auctioned for owing P30,000.

The struggling Orapa side faces a bleak future after the deputy sheriff descended on them and put the club's white mini Toyota Hiace, eight soccer balls and two sets of football kits under the hammer.

The club owes a cash loan, Botheb's P30,000 which was borrowed to meet running costs.

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