Killer Giants to fight on

Friday, April 09, 2010

Killer Giants believe that with seven games to go in the be MOBILE Premier League, there is still a lot to fight for and that giving up is not an option.

The team's public relations officer Offmann Montsiemang says his charges will fight to the bitter end and that their chances of survival are good.

"There is still everything to fight for, because all the bottom teams from position 10 downwards have an equal chance of dropping, you win three games you are up there, depending on what happens to those other teams you are competing with," Montsiemang told Mmegi Sport.

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