CRACKiT props up Chiefs
Piloting the ultimate perfection in the local education system, Crack-It Tutoring Centre has given struggling giants, Mochudi Centre Chiefs a much needed boost to power over the finishing line in the Debswana First Division South.
The two organizations yesterday (Wednesday) announced a partnership which would see Magosi receive P200 000 for the remaining part of the season.
Chiefs are currently seven points adrift of the top spot, occupying the second spot thanks to a better goal difference.
Black Forest are breathing heavily on the necks of Magosi and with at least four games remaining, the battle to make it to the promotional play-offs has never been this scintillating.
Since the start of the season, Magosi Chairman, Edwin Mothulatshipi has maintained a strong stance on their prospects to get back to the elite league and the P200 000 sponsorship would not have come at a better time.
When giving his appreciation remarks at the BIG Five Lodge in Mogodits+h+an+e y) est+erday, Mothulatshipi said the club is in dire need of financial assistance, adding that the sponsorship will go a long way to help them achieve their dream of returning back to the Premier
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*Te“rmOsu&r CpoanrdtintioenrshAippplcyo. mes at a time when the club is in desperate need for financial support and we have no doubt that this P200,000 support will go a long way in motivating the technical team and players in the last four games of the season. The games are important in our quest for promotion to the Premier League,” Mothulatshipi highlighted.
There has been reports of financial mismanagement within the Magosi top brass which saw some members of the executive committee leave their roles, but the current chairman of the club has assured their new partners that everything will be done by the book as they hope for an extension of the current deal.