Players of Giwa FC are grumbling over the uncertainties hanging over them as the Jos-based club will be thrown out of the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) should they fail to honour a second straight league match this weekend.
Several players of the club also told AfricanFootball.com they are unhappy they have not been paid salaries for several months now.
At the weekend, Wikki Tourists walked over Giwa at the Ilorin Stadium after the Jos club stayed away from the match venue following their banishment from the Rwang Pam Stadium in Jos on account of crowd trouble there recently.
Should Giwa fail to honour their next game away at Abia Warriors on Sunday, they will be expelled from the league as clearly stipulated in the rules of the competition.
One of the disturbed Giwa players said their fate is hanging in a balance.
“We don’t know what next for us here. All we do is to go to training and come back. We are not happy at all,” he told AfricanFootball.com
“We went to Jos stadium last weekend for the game against Wikki and there were no referees for the game. We the players are in dilemma right now and every day we get frustrated.”
Another player informed AfricanFootball.com they have not been paid salaries.
“We are being owed salary, some four months, some three and others two months,” he disclosed.
