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Yarang receive timely boost
By HENRY MORABANG
THE Indonesia
Ambassador Bom Soerjanto presented 200 T-shirt to Markham Yarang
Football club of Port Moresby yesterday as a morale booster as
they prepare for the grand final this weekend.
Ambassador Soerjanto found time from his busy schedule to attend
the brief presentation at Sir John Guise Stadium yesterday and
presented the club with the T-shirt.
He said he was pleased to assist the club which he understands
was made up of players from a soccer-playing province.
The ambassador said he hoped that this support would help them
win the grand final against Maclerance tomorrow.
Papindo representative Agus Rusmano witnessed the presentation
stating that his company is willing to support Markham Yarang as
his company started off in Lae.
President of Markham Yarang Football Club Nazilla Yalambing
thanked the Indonesia Embassy and Papindo Group of Companies for
their timely assistance as they prepare for the finals tomorrow.
“We really appreciated their support and kind donation of
T-shirts which is a moral booster for the team,” he said.
Markham coach John Watson said the sponsorship was timely as
they prepare for the major showdown tomorrolw.
He said he would be relying on the full cooperation from the
team to win the final. He cited Kelly Zambu in the backline,
Yawising Giasa and Jackie Amon in the midfield plus two strikers
Noah Godfrey and Gaindi Fariang to lead the onslaught against
Maclerance tomorrow.
Watson said the club had came a long way thus far and they would
not let this chance slip by. The club started in 2005 and played
in all the grand final to make it to Division One and will be
promoted next year to premier division.
“I am very confident that we are going to win the game this
weekend,” he said.
 
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