Samger
FC gaffer Sulayman Kuyateh has vowed to promote his side back to the top flight
of Gambian football despite his side’s failure to win in nine consecutive
matches in the second division.
The
academy boys share spoils with Steve Biko in week eleven of Gambia Football
Federation Division 2 league on Thursday at the Independence Stadium in Bakau,
with the result further denting their chance of securing a place back to the
top flight.
Samger
FC is closer to the drop zone than the top half of the table following a poor
run of form.
“I
am aware of the point difference and I know the league is not young anymore but
we must get back to where we belong which is the top flight of the Gambian
football,” he said, adding: “come what may happen in the second round of the
competition, we will put our house in other and start winning.”
He
said they went nine matches without a win but their Thursday game was very
convincing as they dominated the game but were unable score thus resulting to a
stalemate.
The
team that was once described as the best club in the country in the 2000s with
number of talents produced for various national team categories, now seems to
lose its footing as they are far from their glorious days. Samger currently
sits 11 position on the 16 team table standing with 11 round of matches.
By
Pa Barrow