Teams shun filthy dressing rooms

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FRANCISTOWN: Vanity seems to have gotten the better of some beMOBILE Premiership teams who continue to shun filthy dressing rooms, particularly those in the north

The latest weekend incident saw Township Rollers players trooping into their bus instead of the changing room, at recess during their clash against Nico United in Selebi-Phikwe on Saturday.

Their coach, Mark Harrison and his technical team had to address players inside the bus as fawning fans gawked at them.  This is not the first time. Last season during a league clash in Selebi-Phikwe, the then Rollers coach Madinda Ndlovu addressed the players just near the team’s bus in full view of the fans.

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