Safa threatens bans over letter demanding that Motsepe League be run by the PSL marc_strydom
Safa responded that damning allegations made in an unsigned document purportedly authored by some lower league clubs‚ claiming Motsepe and SAB League teams have not been paid travel allowances and prizemoney are as a result of “cash flow problems”‚ and are being addressed.
The letter alleges that some Motsepe League teams have not been paid travel allowances for “three seasons‚ if not more”‚ that SAB League teams “have not received prizemoney for seasons”‚ and that lower league referees have not received payments of travel allowances.It questions whether the sponsors‚ the Motsepe Foundation and South African Breweries ‚ have honoured their financial commitments.
“On them wanting to be administered by the PSL – the PSL is the professional wing and the job of the FA across the world is to look after amateur football.”“That is not true. Only clubs who are not compliant in dispersing funds were not paid‚” he said.
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