It gets worse at Gunners...committee resigns

Submitting the resignation letter on behalf of the committee, former club chairperson Keorapetse Kgasa said they saw it fit as the committee to resign as they have failed to deliver on what they have been tasked to do as the club management. But the former chairman could not just resign before emptying a ton of internal problems he spent his entire term at the helm of the club trying to protect from reaching the public.

Kgasa told a gathering made mainly of supporters that he tried everything in his power to solve the club's multiple problems internally but after the supporters' recent loss of faith in his committee, he was left with no choice but to  wash the club's dirty linen in public.