Chairman of the Eastern Region Football Association (ERFA), Morrison Sannoh has moved to dismissed rumors that delegate from his regions are planning to boycott the planned December 20th Extra-Ordinary congress.
According to Sannoh, all delegates from the ERFA will be in full attendance at the Siaka Steven stadium in Freetown and that rumors of a boycott are all false just to create a negative impression of him to other stakeholders.
“Such false alarms are no longer strange to us, but these people cannot distract us, as a regional body we will be in Freetown for the congress and we will also play our own role towards to the Ebola symposium which will commence before the congress,” Sannoh said.
According to Sannoh, all delegates from the ERFA will be in full attendance at the Siaka Steven stadium in Freetown and that rumors of a boycott are all false just to create a negative impression of him to other stakeholders.
“Such false alarms are no longer strange to us, but these people cannot distract us, as a regional body we will be in Freetown for the congress and we will also play our own role towards to the Ebola symposium which will commence before the congress,” Sannoh said.
The ERFA chairman-who is an executive member of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) is one of the key stakeholders pushing for the planned December 20 congress and have re-echoed his colleagues stands that the extra-ordinary congress will go ahead with our without the world football governing body, FIFA.
He said: “We are going on there on Saturday to make a complete change and bring unity to our football, it time for us as stakeholders to vent out all our difference and map the way forward towards football development.”
He said: “We are going on there on Saturday to make a complete change and bring unity to our football, it time for us as stakeholders to vent out all our difference and map the way forward towards football development.”
By: Editor
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