Things fall apart at TAFIC

Thursday, November 05, 2009

FRANCISTOWN: Things have fallen apart at Premier League side TAFIC with supporters demanding sweeping changes as players boycott training over unpaid dues.

Last Tuesday, players stood idle in the middle of the training pitch at Leseding (just behind Tati Town police station) saying that they want to be paid first, while officials consulted on the touchline.

Meanwhile, supporters were debating the state of affairs at the ground. "It is not unusual for a player to be seen going next door to ask for food or to hear that his house has been locked by landlords because his rent has not been paid.

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