Pakwach Young Stars made history over the weekend at Luo grounds, congratulations have been pouring in from football fans and stakeholders within West Nile and Uganda at large.
Fans have been in celebration and jubilation mode, cheering the brave warriors for the spirited fights which saw the club had one of their best season ever which later capped off with promotion to second division.
Behind the joyous faces, the reality needs to come in, the question of the team’s preparations for a more demanding league in all aspects as related to the Regional League, something that calls for proper preparations before, during and after the season.
As it stands, its time to get down to work for the Believers and set themselves ready for the forthcoming tasks, from pitch renovations and modifications to players scouting and recruitment, technical bench recruitment and lastly logistics and procurement.
For the Believers family, the time to celebrate is over, its time to get to work and try as hard as possible to minimize the bottlenecks that might pose a big challenge to their maiden big league campaign. It’s time to reflect on the tough season ahead.
FUFA Big League is most of the time regarded as the most competitive league in the country, with 16 clubs vying for 4 promotional slot and a massive 4 relegation slots awaits for the weaker teams.
