Sharps� focus on Skoon Boys not Premiership

Friday, April 28, 2017

Shooting Stars say they want to concentrate on their last league match

New Premier League entrants, Sharps Shooting Stars have said they will wait for the official closure of the season in the First Division before they can start their preparations for next season. Sharps gained their first ever promotion to the elite league last weekend with their 2-2 draw against Modipane United.

The promotion came with one game left in the lower division. They will be away to bottom side, Skoon Boys in Charles Hill tomorrow.

“We will first have to close the door for the sitting room before we can open the bedroom door. The league is still on so we will start our preparations once we finish our job here.

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