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courtesy of futaa.com<\/p>\n
A number of former Gor Mahia players who were released in the midseason transfer period are demanding that the club obeys its contractual agreement with them that they should be paid two months\u2019 dues following the termination of their contracts.<\/p>\n
The players, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told futaa.com<\/i> that the club had promised to pay up two weeks after they were released but that since turned into an empty promise as they were again told to wait until the club signs a new deal with sponsors, Tuzo.<\/p>\n
Not yet paid<\/strong><\/p>\n Two months down the line, they have not been paid and believe the club is taking them for a ride.<\/p>\n -We were still under contract with them when they sent us packing and it should, normally follow that they pay us for the termination. The contract says they should pay two months\u2019 salary in this case and they promised to clear it two weeks after releasing us.<\/p>\n Not committed<\/strong><\/p>\n -Right after that they shifted to telling us we wait until they sign a new deal with Tuzo but still they are not showing any kind of commitment even after signing the deal. They are clearly not interested in fulfilling their end of the agreement which is very wrong for a club like Gor Mahia, the players said.<\/p>\n On seeking the club\u2019s say on the matter, the deputy secretary general Ronald Ngala declined to comment on it until the identities of the players who spoke to futaa.com<\/i> are released.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t \n\t\t\t <\/div><\/div>\n\t\t