According to the Organising committee, the players and officials were fully responsible for the withdrawal of the club from the 2025/26 football league season.
The Organising Committee stated that after reviewing the match reports; Greater Tomorrow female team failed to honour their scheduled matches which led to withdrawal of the team.
They further stated that certain players and technical staff of Greater Tomorrow refused to play their match.
According to the GFF, the subsequent boycott of scheduled national league matches was regrettable and unacceptable.
The Committee revealed that the club wanted to put the GFF competition into ransom which is totally against all tenets of football discipline.
The players ayers and officials suspended for three years are:
Players
1.Wuday Colley
2.Theresa Sylva
3. Janna Krubally-Goalkeeper
4.Kadiatu Kanu
5.Fatou Jammeh
6.Yassin Ceesay
7.Jubeh Colley
8.Fatou Jammeh
9. Mariama Baldeh
10.Nyima Mendy
11. Penda Saidy
12.Rugiyatou Cham
13.Sarjo Touray
14.Penda Baldeh Sam
15. Fatou Fatty
16. Mariama Badjie
17.Mariama Juldeh Jallow
18.Rohey Jarju-Goalkeeper
19. Nancey Mendy
Officials
1.Head coach Peter N Mendy
2.Assistant Head coach Abdou Jallow
3.Medic/ Kits Manager Jariatou Jatta
4.Physio Omar Jatta
5. Conditioner Trainer Babucarr Sanyang
6.Trainer Ismaila Sonko
7.Goalkeeper Trainer Mamina Touray
The decision sparked outrage from Women's football enthusiasts such as Babucarr Nani Sey, who stated that suspension put GFF from the frying pan to fire.
"Which football rule in The Gambia say when a player refuses to play should be suspended for 3 years," Sey said.
For his part, Alieu Wenga, a women's football advocate, stated that banning Greater Tomorrow for three years is unfair.
"Banning these young girls for three years is unfair," Wenga said.
