Parliamentarian Mia Mottley is perplexed by calls for new Barbados Football Association (BFA) president Randy Harris to resign as an organizer of the LIME Pelican Football Challenge.
In an interview with the SUNDAY SUN at Kensington Oval on Independence Day, Mottley, former Opposition Leader, argued there was no conflict of interest with Harris’ functioning in the two positions.
“I must tell you that I am a little bemused, to say the least. I don’t know if Randy has discovered something that people don’t want him to discover, and that is why they are calling for his removal,” Mottley said Friday night at the conclusion of the second LIME Pelican Football Challenge.
She said there were absolutely no decisions that the BFA would make in the running of the LIME Pelican Football Challenge.
Mia sees no Randy issue
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