Ngurungu go back to crossroads

Wednesday, August 09, 2017

Sankoyo are working on reviving the good old days

FRANCISTOWN: After re-uniting with their former coach Philani Mabhena and some of their ex-players, coupled with the financial injection of over half a million pula, Sankoyo Bush Bucks might just have begun a promising journey back to the heydays.

Sankoyo Tshwaragano Management Trust gave Ngurungu almost P500,000 to use in the new season.

Sankoyo spokesperson, Baganetsi Kamanakao, who is also making a return to the club, said the 2014/2015 excitement is fast returning at the Maun outfit. He said the target is to bring the Mascom Top 8 to Maun.

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Ngurungu go back to crossroads

FRANCISTOWN: After re-uniting with their former coach Philani Mabhena and some of their ex-players, coupled with the financial injection of over half a million pula, Sankoyo Bush Bucks might just have begun a promising journey back to the heydays.

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