Satmos' top goal-scorer vanishes?

Friday, January 25, 2008

SELEBI-PHIKWE: First division north side, Satmos have lost their leading striker James Phiri who has left the club.

Satmos, who are placed second behind log leaders, GNT, have not seen their predatory marksman after the festive season break.

Phiri, a Zambian who made a name for himself while plying his trade in Zimbabwe, joined Satmos at the beginning of the season. He quickly established himself as a prolific goal-getter. His 11 goals propelled the Cheetahs, as Satmos are affectionately known, to second spot, three points behind GNT.

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