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Chiefs’ rival camp locks up home ground

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Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters during their club's general meeting held in Mochudi On Saturday PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters on Saturday resolved that the Kgatleng giants’ home ground, Skanska River Plate be locked up as two warring factions continue to fight for the control of the once dominant club.

The interim committee for the society held a general meeting on Saturday at Segale Primary school in Mochudi where a report about the current status of the club was given to the general membership.

During the meeting, the supporters resolved that the interim committee lock up the ground, which normally attracts capacity crowd during Magosi’s home games.

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Chiefs’ rival camp locks up home ground

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