Rollers go after Sembowa :: Mmegi Online

FRANCISTOWN: Gaborone soccer giants Township Rollers have shown interest in signing ECCO City Greens and Young Zebras' striker Tebogo Sembowa. ECCO spokesman Nelson Legwatagwata confirmed that Rollers have written a letter seeking permission to talk to the player.

Sembowa has just passed his Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) at Mater Spei College and he is set to further his studies in Gaborone. Legwatagwata pointed out that they would have to sit down with the player to discuss his next move. "We have to consider his future and welfare as a player," he stated.

He added that though it would be a great loss if Sembowa leaves, they would not stop him.The versatile and hard-shooting striker has been influential in ECCO's successful march to a first ever Premier League title by a club from the north. His goal downed mighty Ghana in the semis of the Sasol Eight Nations tournament in South Africa and earned the Young Zebras a rare appearance in a final.

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Rollers go after Sembowa

FRANCISTOWN: Gaborone soccer giants Township Rollers have shown interest in signing ECCO City Greens and Young Zebras' striker Tebogo Sembowa. ECCO spokesman Nelson Legwatagwata confirmed that Rollers have written a letter seeking permission to talk to the player.

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