THE LACK of proper facilities is hampering the professionalism of sport in Barbados.
This is the view of former Deputy Prime Minister Mia Mottley, who has been busy over the past few weeks trying to get the Paradise Park AstroTurf facility at the Lazaretto ready for the start of the inaugural LIME Pelican Out-Of-Season Football Tournament.
As a result, Sunday’s opening ceremony and first two matches in the tournament, which carries a first prize of $100 000, have been switched to the National Stadium, which was originally unavailable.
“Part of the difficulty that we have in Barbados regrettably is that we do not have adequate facilities that are fenced in that would allow for admission and allow for payment by patrons.
Full story in today’s WEEKEND NATION.
Lack of sporting facilities
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Man charged after cocaine and cannabis seizure
A 28-year-old St Philip man has been charged with eight drug offences following the seizure of suspected cocaine...
19-year-old pleads guilty to robbery and theft charges
A 19-year-old St Michael man pleaded guilty on Monday to two counts of robbery and a charge of...
Jeremiah karting into the future
He is conscious of the societal waywardness among some of the youth and he abhors it.
Firm in his...
Energy insecurity hurting Caribbean
Economist Marla Dukharan is urging the Caribbean to do more to achieve energy sovereignty as the ongoing international...

