KCC joins Express in FUFA boycott
Sep 25, 2009
DOMESTIC football suffered another major set-back yesterday after traditional giants Express FC and KCC FC decided to boycott all future FUFA-related activities.
By Fred Kaweesi
DOMESTIC football suffered another major set-back yesterday after traditional giants Express FC and KCC FC decided to boycott all future FUFA-related activities.
KCC's decision comes just a day after Express Football Club had filed a civil suit contesting FUFA's eligibility to run football activities in the country.
“After holding meetings, we felt that Express has serious issues," KCC club secretary Richard Omongole stated.
Attaching FUFA president Lawrence Mulindwa, CEO Edgar Watson and returning officer Patrick Okanya as defendants, Express, through Muwema and Mugerwa advocates, are seeking an order restraining football related activities, assemblies and elections.
DOMESTIC football suffered another major set-back yesterday after traditional giants Express FC and KCC FC decided to boycott all future FUFA-related activities.
KCC's decision comes just a day after Express Football Club had filed a civil suit contesting FUFA's eligibility to run football activities in the country.
“After holding meetings, we felt that Express has serious issues," KCC club secretary Richard Omongole stated.
Attaching FUFA president Lawrence Mulindwa, CEO Edgar Watson and returning officer Patrick Okanya as defendants, Express, through Muwema and Mugerwa advocates, are seeking an order restraining football related activities, assemblies and elections.