Jamali dumps crisis-hit Chiefs

Friday, July 15, 2016

Chiefs have lost an investor due to internal squabbles

Troubled Kgatleng giants, Mochudi Centre have lost investor, Saeyed Jamali as the club heads into what is expected to be a heated annual general meeting (AGM) at the Molefhi Senior Secondary School tomorrow. The club’s general membership meets following a hectic 12 months that has seen them regress in their effort to privatise the club.

The club’s crisis hit a new low this week when they lost their investor, Jamali, at the time when they were still battling to keep some of their key players.

Club spokesperson, Clifford Mogomotsi yesterday admitted they are facing challenges and said they have now regressed with the latest developments. “We have lost investors. Football is in a mess and nobody wants to associate with it.

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