Nico has only 166 paid-up members

Thursday, July 09, 2015

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Nico United chairperson, Mothusi Taolo says the club needs to re-brand in order to remain visible and relevant following disturbing reports that the club only has 166 paid up members.

Speaking at the team’s annual general meeting held here last weekend, Taolo said the team management would engage professionals to develop the club’s website, adding that publicity was the missing link in their quest for improved public image. He added that the team’s social media platforms also needed to be improved.

Taolo said branches should be formed in Selebi- Phikwe and surrounding areas to help in the running of the club.

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