Caribbean Times 100th Issue - Friday 17th February 2017
Caribbean Times 100th Issue - Friday 17th February 2017
Caribbean Times 100th Issue - Friday 17th February 2017
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14 c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g<br />
<strong>Friday</strong> <strong>17th</strong> <strong>February</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
Date for ABFA elections announced<br />
By Marver Woodley<br />
The Antigua and Barbuda<br />
Football Association<br />
after weeks of teasing has<br />
announced its date for elections.<br />
As this year, has been<br />
dubbed the year of election<br />
the ABFA will host its elections<br />
for the executive committee<br />
on the 13th of May.<br />
The revelation was made<br />
on Wednesday night during<br />
the body’s Congress on<br />
Wednesday night by the Association’s<br />
President, Everton<br />
Gonsalves. According to<br />
Gonsalves in keeping with<br />
the constitution the voting<br />
process will come again four<br />
years after.<br />
So far two prominent figures<br />
have public announced<br />
their willingness to challenge<br />
the current president<br />
By Marver Woodley<br />
As the games come to a close, plans are<br />
already on the way to implement guidelines<br />
to limit the number of overseas players allowed<br />
for the next <strong>2017</strong>/2018 games.<br />
The Antigua and Barbuda Football Association<br />
made the announcement during a<br />
Congress held on Wednesday to create a new<br />
arm to monitor the use of overseas based<br />
players.<br />
for the position. President of<br />
Tryum FC, Keithroy Black<br />
and President of the Potters<br />
Tigers FC, Joel Rayne have<br />
made their campaigns for<br />
the position be known.<br />
Meanwhile the current<br />
President will be back on the<br />
ballots to be reelected for his<br />
third year in a row.<br />
New limits to be made on nonnational<br />
players being utilized<br />
It was announced that a Technical Committee<br />
comprised of 3-5 persons will be established<br />
sometime next month to monitor<br />
the quota system for non-national players.<br />
During the early start of this season numerous<br />
clubs in particular the Liberta Football<br />
Club along with football enthusiasts<br />
argued that too many non-national players<br />
were being utilized during the local games,<br />
thus taking away from locally based players.