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HOW GAMBIA MISSED THE CAF PRESIDENCY IN 1988 – The Standard Newspaper
Omar Sey chose country over continental football leadership In August 1987, Yidnekatchew Tessema of Ethiopia, a founding member of the Confederation of African Caf, and its president from 1972, died. Before his death Tessema had wished that his longtime colleague in Caf, Gambian Omar Sey, succeeds him. However shortly before Tesseman died. in May 1987, Mr Sey who was head of Caf Referees Committee among many other positions in continental body, …
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