With his charges one victory away from clinching the KFC Goodwill International Football Championship in their maiden appearance, Richard Palmer, manager of Jamaican outfit Clarendon College, said that the event has significance and that it will add value to the local football scene.
In a brief interview with Stabroek Sport, Palmer, when asked about his thoughts about the competition, said, “I think it’s a good tournament, and once it’s properly organised, I don’t mind attending, as it’s a good experience for the boys, and travelling is always a beauty. We have a culture, a philosophy, and a structure that make us successful, and we have to stick to them wherever and whenever we represent them. I believe that it’s a good thing for developmental football in Guyana.”