Sebego: Letshwiti equally to blame for �mess�

Tuesday, December 05, 2017

Former Botswana Football Association (BFA) president, Tebogo Sebego has said incumbent, Maclean Letswhiti is equally to blame for the state of local football.

Sebego said this after Letshwiti accused his predecessors of not taking football forward in the last 51 years.

“For the past 51 years, what have we done for football; nothing!” he has said. “We have got no story to tell for our 51 years of football. We have run football and played for all these years, but where is the result? In places I have visited so far, football is in a depressing state.”

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