The Chairman of the Greater Accra Regional Football Association (GARFA) Mr. Samuel Aboabire has presented footballs from the GFA to 91 Division Two Clubs in the Greater Accra Region, ahead of the 2022/ 23 season.
He said the ball will reduce their equipment costs.
The 91 second division clubs taking part in the league have been divided into 6 Zones, comprising 15 teams in each.
Addressing delegates, observers and media at the 2022/23 Congress held at the Accra Sports Stadium last Thursday, Mr Aboabire revealed that the new season will kick off on a mid week date, December 14 and will follow the same format where the winners from each zone will play in the middle-league play-off to determine the representative for the Division One League (DOL) slot.
He said three clubs will be relegated at the end of the season and asked clubs to practice modern trends of football, including information technology in the registration of players.
According to Mr. Aboabrie, affiliation fees will be pegged at 1,000ghc for division 2 clubs, 500ghc for third division sides, 500ghc for female clubs and 350ghc for colts / juvenile teams.
He said officiating fees will be increased to 250ghc for second division, 100ghc for third division and 50ghc for the women teams due to the economic situation in the country.
He expressed that players and club administrators who fail to comply with rules will face the Disciplinary Committee and if found guilty will be punished.
He also advised the clubs to register and give opportunity to young players.
By Sammy Heywood Okine
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