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Coaches lament refereeing decisions at Brufut tourney

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Friday, April 13, 2012

The coaches of Nyafullen and Santo Su football clubs have lamented the performance of the match official during the two sides’ group meeting at the ongoing Brufut Inter-Ward football championship.

Saihou Sanneh, the coach for Santo Su said he was happy with the performance of his boys despite losing but added he was left with a bitter pill to swallow with the performance of the referee for what he called failure to protect his players.

Despite the win, the coach for Nyafullen Ebrima Jatta hailed the second minute goal scored by his side but expressed his displeasure over the performance of the referee for what he called his slow reaction in taking decisions.

Author: Bintou K.B Jannehv
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