Nico chairperson fired
Thursday, March 21, 2013
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One of the main reasons that are said to have broken the camel's back is that Raditshego failed to negotiate appearance fee for Nico players during the Mascom Top 8 second leg and that he failed to bring the fixture to Selebi-Phikwe.Speaking to Mmegi Sport, Raditshego said he has not been given a letter that states that he has been fired. He explained that he will be in a position to reveal more details regarding his expulsion after sharing the information with Nico supporters during a meeting that was to be held yesterday.
Nico vice chairperson, Mothusi Taolo told Mmegi Sport that the committee took the decision to part ways with Raditshego is in the club's interest. He explained that he could not go into details of the decision because he does not want to expose the team.He said that the committee is still looking for people to feel vacant positions of chairperson, public relations officer, vice secretary and one additional member. On other issues, Taolo did not want to respond to allegations that the management of the team does not want anybody who is not working for BCL Mine to be a member of the executive committee.
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