Rollers’ business model set for overhaul as debts mount

Friday, October 24, 2025 | 110 Views |

Spokesperson: Freeman. PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Township Rollers' newly-elected interim committee has hinted at a possible shift in long-standing business model as the club battles ballooning debt.

The committee took office a fortnight ago at a tense Special General Meeting held in Palapye, a sitting many within the Rollers fraternity described as a make-or-break for the club’s future.

For a side that once dominated both on and off the field, these are humbling times.

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