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    “I can not hate Eng. Moses Magogo however soccer is greater than one man” Misagga – The Panorama Uganda

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    Former SC Villa President Eng. Immanuel Ben Misagga has known as for a balanced path ahead for Ugandan soccer administration.

    Misagga believes hate can not remedy the management issues in Ugandan soccer however burning bridges and constructing tables could be one of the best resolution.

    David GOMBEFormer SC Villa President Eng. Immanuel Ben Misagga has known as for a balanced path ahead for Ugandan soccer administration.

    “I’m in search of you; let’s have a dialog over a cup of African spiced tea with Empande or Maido, along with Mike Mutyaba and the group.At this stage in life, I’m not in search of a combat within the bushes. I’m in search of a legacy that outlives the noise.”

    “Brothers, shouting to switch Moses from Kampala received’t transfer the needle. Moses holds the grassroots, the delegates, and the construction. That’s why the combat stays caught on Kampala streets whereas soccer stalls. The reality is, you possibly can’t win a centralized conflict in opposition to a decentralized machine. And we are able to’t win by taking pictures at midnight, anticipating targets to fall. Let’s contain all regional reformists.”

    Misagga requires peace and Dialogue

    “I come within the title of peace.
    Within the title of dialogue.
    Within the title of cooperation that lifts our soccer desires off the bottom and into the arms of the following era.
    I can not hate Eng. Moses Magogo. Not someday.I bear in mind the darkish instances in entrance, strangling with Moses. I used to be there. Once I was giving Villa my land, he stood up and saved it.
    When the burden was too heavy, he carried a part of it.
    You don’t neglect that. You don’t erase it as a result of the politics acquired loud and the rooms acquired chilly.”

    “Gratitude doesn’t die simply because we disagree at present. And loyalty to the reality means I can combat for soccer with out spitting on the person who as soon as fought for me. So I’m not right here to burn bridges. I’m right here to construct tables.To take a seat down, to talk plainly, to right what was damaged, and to verify the dream all of us share doesn’t die in the midst of our anger. Soccer is greater than one man.
    However historical past remembers the lads who selected peace when hate was simpler.Let’s be these males.
    What we’d like is a surgical resolution, not road brawls. An trustworthy dialog and a structured negotiation. Name it the Uganda Soccer Indaba.” Famous Misagga

    Misagga served as SC Villa president from 2014 to 2018 and was denied a second time period by FUFA after they blocked the membership elections.

    When Mandela took over as Villa President in November, 2021, he appointed Misagga because the vice chairman in command of fan mobilisation, a place he served till the fallout. Misagga was additionally President at Nyamityobora.

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