TOP CLUB DEMANDS BACK E25 000 SIGNING-ON FEE FROM MIDFIELDER

We neither face East nor West, we face forward,” was once a slogan for a banking institutions and we are using this slogan Gazi.

Not because we are seeing money differently since kwacala lesitelega saseNedbank, but nje in a country on its knees economically, one in which suicide is on the rise and crime in general seems to be taking over everything, sesiyesaba tsine Gazi. Gazi vele ngatsi setikhatsi tekugcina mbamba mba!.
Phela we know in the holy book we were warned about this period kutsi siyeta and ngatsi sesifikile Gazi.

Everyday we read gory stories in the sister newspaper, the Times of Swaziland, how a man has nailed his wife to death or a man slept with a corpse or how kids were burnt to death in a hut. Kushwacisa lugogo nje Gazi.
We don’t know whether this juicy story that has happened in the ongoing transfer rigmarole which comes during the start of the season can be classified under a crime or not.

Phela our highly-placed sources have told us how this top Mbabane club thought they had caught this big ‘fish’ – a lavishly talented midfielder of a Manzini side who seems to be transported to another world when he has the ball on his nimble foot, only for the midfielder to swiftly join an armed forces side who wear the same colours as last season’s English Premiership champions.
The midfielder uyalikhulumisa libhola and we often wonder how he has not been selected for the national team, which has midfielders labaphose bawe solo bafuna ku-controller  a simple pass nje. Yena weca the opposition defenders ngatsi weca ema-cones.

The top Mbabane side apparently negotiated a contract with the player and agreed personal terms then trying to win his heart, offered him a E25 000 signing-on-fee cash, which was apparently forked by one of the top board of directors.
The player took the money yet his team, unbeknown of his deal with the Mbabane side, was busy negotiating his transfer to the armed forces side. They concluded everything with the armed forces side which was expected to hand over three players to the Manzini side as part of the deal.

The player looked at the job offer and moved to the armed forces side but now the problem is the E25 000 signing-on fee, which the Mbabane side wants refunded.
They have even approached the player’s mother demanding the money back and have even set an ultimatum. The player had promised to return the money to the Board member yaleMbabane team at Lobamba the other day but failed to do so. Our sources have told us that the Mbabane side official is now considering involving bakasidlodlo to get his loot back. How interesting Gazi!

Yini kantsi we are headed for another scandal similar kulama-finger prints if the player refuses to return the money.
Our simple advice to the player kutsi akayibuyisele back lemali because he is now in danger of even losing the job he craves the most. Then who can argue vele kutsi ‘money is the root of all evil?”
Nazoooooooo ...

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