Rollers face FIFA ban headache

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Focused: Rollers players have done their best despite off-the-field challenges
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Despite recent boardroom changes, Township Rollers' golden future time has not arrived.

The turbulence is still wreaking epic havoc, with the club in the midst of a violent debt storm that stands at nearly P3 million. This week, it emerged that the club faces a transfer ban, which will see the popular side unable to transact when the January transfer window opens.

They reportedly owe their former coach, Aziz Karkache, who took the issue to FIFA, resulting in the transfer ban.

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