April 25, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jamaica’s National Senior Men’s team, the Reggae Boyz will play an international friendly against the South African National team, Bafana Bafana on Wednesday, April 28 in Frankfurt, Germany.
President of the JFF, and FIFA and South African appointed Ambassador to the 2010 World Cup, Captain Horace Burrell received the invitation from the South African Football Association on Friday, 23rd April. The South African team which is already in Germany staging a training camp ahead of the FIFA World Cup, drew with North Korea last week and are anxious to have more international friendlies as they fine tune their preparation for World Cup 2010. A match scheduled with the Chinese National team for April 28 was cancelled by the Chinese on Friday and the JFF was approached to fill the void.
Despite this very late call and the extremely tight travelling schedule, the Federation accepted the invitation because of the importance of exposing the national team and specifically our younger players to as many international encounters as possible.
The travelling delegation will on Monday receive the necessary visas to enter Germany thanks to the German Embassy; the South African Ambassador to Jamaica, Her Excellency FD Radebe; and the Chief of Protocol, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Janice Rose-Brown
Director of Operations, PR & Events
JamaicaFootball Federation
20 St. Lucia Crescent
Kingston 5
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jamaica’s National Senior Men’s team, the Reggae Boyz will play an international friendly against the South African National team, Bafana Bafana on Wednesday, April 28 in Frankfurt, Germany.
President of the JFF, and FIFA and South African appointed Ambassador to the 2010 World Cup, Captain Horace Burrell received the invitation from the South African Football Association on Friday, 23rd April. The South African team which is already in Germany staging a training camp ahead of the FIFA World Cup, drew with North Korea last week and are anxious to have more international friendlies as they fine tune their preparation for World Cup 2010. A match scheduled with the Chinese National team for April 28 was cancelled by the Chinese on Friday and the JFF was approached to fill the void.
Despite this very late call and the extremely tight travelling schedule, the Federation accepted the invitation because of the importance of exposing the national team and specifically our younger players to as many international encounters as possible.
The travelling delegation will on Monday receive the necessary visas to enter Germany thanks to the German Embassy; the South African Ambassador to Jamaica, Her Excellency FD Radebe; and the Chief of Protocol, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Janice Rose-Brown
Director of Operations, PR & Events
JamaicaFootball Federation
20 St. Lucia Crescent
Kingston 5
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