Fred Kaweesi
16 March 2008
Kampala — LASZLO Csaba feels soccer governing body FUFA should suspend league football to enable him restructure two potential Cranes sides that will compete in next week's international build-up against Libya and Africa Championship qualifier in Eritrea.
Cranes, who regroup today at Namboole Stadium for the first time since breaking off after the CECAFA Championship in December last year, have approximately 10 days to prepare for the friendly on March 26.
"The organization has got to be better than before, unfortunately we still have a few of the same old problems. I would have loved to have more time with the players because there is a lot more work to be done especially with the local-based team expected to face Eritrea," Csaba stated yesterday
Csaba's concerns stem from the fact that a bulk of the players that formed the skeleton of the local-based team he had built had massively joined the professional ranks.
"We have to start from scratch now because the players we had here such as Patrick Ochan, Hamis Kitagenda, Mike Sserumugga are not legible," he added.
Meanwhile, England-based striker Moses Junju is the first foreign-based player that arrived last week, adds Silvano Kibuuka.
The 25-year-old, who flew in Kampala on Friday night, hopes to convince Csaba for a place.
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