Wanderers settle players outstanding dues
Be Forward Wanderers have settled players outstanding dues amounting to K5.5 million.
The development follows players took the executive committee to task for their dues threatening not to play the fierce Blantyre derby against archrivals Nyasa Big Bullets on Sunday they lost 1-0.
Wanderers general secretary Mike Butao confirmed settling the outstanding allowances in the region of K5.5 million.
Butao said although the team secured K100 million annual sponsorship from Japanese second hand car dealers, Be Forward the money was not enough to meet the total budget of running the club in season.
“We don’t only depend on sponsorship because it cannot meet our budget. So we subside with what we get from gate collections,” Butao said.
He also attributed the delay to pay players to logistical arrangement by Be Forward in releasing funding to the club.
“Normally the funding comes periodically. Its not that they give us a big chunk at once,” he added.
“Players should understand that this is not something of we like.”
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The problem is deep rooted and its just a matter of time will explode given a chance! The team Manager is an amateur and too young in all respects. He does not give the credible balance of Management of the Club by the Executive members . So it true with Bullets, these positions are so crucial in any club playing in the elite league!!! It is not a question of running around with a bottle of water and making a list of outstanding payments for the players. He is supposed to be part of depth of Management at the Club!!… Read more »
Team koma Be Forward,
Chaka chino tikutenga super league ndi calsberg cup.
We will give our support to the end and team work will win.
Please make sure the fielding of players should march………the technical panel too dont take time to replace the ones who are not ticking ….we know all days are not sundays. Let us rotate players, deploy them in their normal positions..osatengela kuloweza kuti uyu ndi uyu