Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport, the clubs’ owners said since the league was suspended they never received any correspondence or form of communication from SAFA companions indicating when the league is likely to resume. They told Sedibeng Ster Sport that the only thing they read on media is all about SAFA President Danny Jordan and former Acting CEO Gay Mokeona’s public spat.
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“Look we are not interested in those two’s personal issues; we want to know when the league will resume so that we can start to equip ourselves. We are fully aware the challenge that we a country are faced with. The only thing we ask for is to be updated. We have already spent lot of money during this lockdown to keep our players on their toes from their home. We want to start now to prepare ourselves in case they say we start the league in two weeks’ time”, said the clubs’ officials who didn’t want their names to be mentioned for fear of been targeted.
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As things stands, Pretoria Callies FC is the ABC Motsepe League Gauteng log leaders with 50 points. Orlando Pirates babies Pele Pele FC are second on the log with 45 points while Baberwa FC is third on the log. Orange Vaal Professionals FC fourth on the log. FC RESA is rooted at the bottom of the log standing with 14 points after 22 games. Sedibeng Ster Sport will try to get hold on of The SAFA Competitions department. Meanwhile, it still not clear when Premier Soccer League (PSL) will resume with the league programme with six games left before the end of the season.
