TAFIC's love-hate affair with elite league persists

Friday, June 19, 2020

Usual steps: TAFIC have retraced steps back to the First Division PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

It is a regular love and hate affair that has now become synonymous with TAFIC and the BTC Premiership.

At times it has been orthodox, but this time, it was unorthodox after a decision to declare the season complete with 10 games to spare.

A ‘giant’ has taken what is becoming a regular fall, meaning it is all back to square one for the ‘city of all things precious’, as Francistown is fondly known.

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