Sting operation netted Masters

Friday, January 30, 2015

Testing period: Sebego has a decision to make about his CEO, Masters (pictured)

The grilling of the Botswana Football Association (BFA) chief executive officer, Keith Masters, in connection with pornographic activities on Tuesday afternoon came after a well-woven internal plot to kick-out the Briton from the soccer body.

Inside sources say there is simmering discontent at the association with a certain group growing weary of what they perceive to be Masters’ ineptitude.

“In their bid to remove him, he was carefully monitored by his colleagues who eventually found loopholes and reported him to the police. It has been a carefully worked out plot to get rid of him,” sources said.

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Sting operation netted Masters

The grilling of the Botswana Football Association (BFA) chief executive officer, Keith Masters, in connection with pornographic activities on Tuesday afternoon came after a well-woven internal plot to kick-out the Briton from the soccer body.