GFA DIVISION ONE LEAGUE ROUND UP

Steve Biko FC

Steve Biko consolidated their lead at the peak opening up a five-point lead with a hard fought 2-1 win over tumbling Samger at the Banjul mini-stadium on Sunday. Coach Abdoulie Bojang side were teetering on the brink of being dislodged from the top but close title contenders Real De Banjul threw away the begging chance after the all whites lost to third place Armed Forces at the Serrekunda East mini-stadium last week Saturday. A lone goal from playmaker and midfielder landing Darboe sealed all points for the Soldiers.

Threatened by Real’s recent upsurge, Biko had the academy Boys packed off in bondage trouncing them 2-1 to amass twenty-seven points. The Bakau outfit looks on spot to clinch their first title of the division after dozens of attempts without success. Bakau United remains third in the league with twenty points in fourteen domestic matches following a 2-2 stalemate with eight positioned Gambia Ports Authority.

Omar Sey : GFA elections is still on March 30

Alh Oamr Sey

Bearly a week since the cart was taking out of the bag concerning the FIFA rejection of the GFA constitution by two third majority of delegates in December 2012.  The GFA through the Vice Chairman and the spokesperson of the Normalisation Committee on Thursday hold a press conference to informed the public through the media to hold another adoptive congress soon. However he was quick to highlight that the next GFA congress will still take place on the 30^th March 2013 without any doubt.  According to him, the proposed election is still on the card even though FIFA had expressed concern that the new developments may require a further extension. 

More than 25 Staffs Sacked at Gambia Football Association

Barely four weeks after Sports View Newspaper reported a possible sacking of the entire staff of the Gambia Football Association, it has been confirmed that about 25 staffs of the GFA have received their termination letter on Wednesday February 06th, 2013.

Sanna Bojang, GFA Kits Manager

According to sources, the terminations, which will take effect from March 01^st, 2012, were contained in dispatched letters signed by the Acting Secretary General of The Gambia Football Association to affected staff yesterday.

The terminated staffs include technical staff and some office employees.

The high profiled manes advanced on the list of the terminated staff list include   National team goalkeeper coach trainer  Alhagie Marong, U-20 and National team  assistant  coach Lamin Sarr, U-17 coach  Lamin Sambou, National team kits Manager Sanna Bojang, secretaries such as Fatou Sambou,  Fatou Ceesay, all the GFA regional coaches  and security personals  to name but a few.