No need to press panic buttons yet - Comets

Friday, February 22, 2008

Struggling Mascom Premier League side Jwaneng Comets have urged the supporters not to press panic buttons yet.

Comets are currently lying at the bottom of log standings but spokesperson Kealeboga Ramogobya told Mmegi Sport yesterday that they shall overcome despite the odds.

He also pointed out that they have been playing well but faced with the challenges of finding the back of the net. "We are currently working on trying to address that problem. It should not take long before we start hitting the net," he said.

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