BFA seeks to empower BPL
Monday, July 28, 2014
Sebego told delegates that it has become necessary for the association to embrace the developing trends and accord the BPL more powers. He said consideration maybe to form a legal entity that will run the Premier League and pay a license fee to the association. “It is time we allow the Premier League to run as an entity, employ its staff and source sponsorships.
It will remain the product of the BFA but allowed to grow and professionalise. This has to start with empowerment of the Premier League by amending the constitution,” he said.
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