Coup d'etat in CebuFA?

WITH all the coup rumors flying around the country, there's another rumor, but its not about ousting GMA, its about ousting the Cebu Football Association.

Three groups are apparently planning to create a new football association. Hmmm...interesting.

Interesting indeed. I wonder how will the CebuFA or Philippine Football Federation react to this.

Stay tuned.

Comments

Anonymous said…
And these groups are?
7:35 PM
Anonymous said…
the usual suspects?? hhehehe..will text u
7:48 PM
Anonymous said…
hehe ;)
8:12 PM
Anonymous said…
Ha-ha-ha. "Coup d"etat? Only in their dreams. They have to read the bylaws and constitution of CEBUFA first before they do such a move and its written there that the only way to change the leadership of the FA is by election and that will happen in the next 2 years.
8:18 PM
Anonymous said…
basi mu ingun sila'g nag hello garci unya naay mag oakwood nila...hihihihi
10:11 PM
Anonymous said…
This thing won't prosper. If these "separatists" thinks the other teams will follow them, they are dead wrong. The CebuFA may have a lot of things going against them but at least they are recognized by the majority of the cebu football community.

But the CebuFA needs to issue an official statement if and when this group does go on with their plans. And that statement should include the long-term football program we so desperately want to see (even if there will be no "rebel movement, they still have to show us their program).
4:38 PM
Anonymous said…
i agree bay ronaldo...also with the program
4:50 PM
Anonymous said…
screw them. they can go to football hell
4:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Kinsa man ilang presidente? si Buot. Board of Directors?
si Cahilig, vermon, harold. Ahh, Di na na Cebu Football Association. Cebu Boxing Association na na.
9:20 AM
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