Former Footballers' Initiative

Honouring the legacy of the beautiful game. FFI supports retired footballers through every stage of life. Preserving history, building futures.

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Day 3 of the FAMACO training session for FFI members, conducted by @OfficialFUFA, focuses on guiding former footballers in transitioning to football administration in the contemporary football landscape.

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By mastering the administrative side of the modern game, our legends are empowered to take up leadership, coaching, and executive roles within football clubs and federations. @OfficialFUFA

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Transitioning from the pitch to the boardroom is a vital step for retired athletes. The FAMACO training is highly relevant for former footballers, designed to equip them with essential professional skills in football governance, club administration, and sports business management

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Transitioning from the pitch to the boardroom is a vital step for retired athletes. The FAMACO training is highly relevant for former footballers, designed to equip them with essential professional skills in football governance, club administration, and sports business management

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FAMACO Course https://t.co/YR3U60L5W2

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Forget roses and chocolates. 🌹🍫
For the Queen Cranes, Valentine’s Day is war.

After a tense 1-1 draw at Kadiba, our U-20 girls travel to Lusaka for a do-or-die World Cup decider on Feb 14.

To win away in Zambia, you need a stone-cold heart. Do they have it?

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We’ve documented the full story, timeline and winners list of the Gossage Cup, and why it still matters today.
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East Africa had an international football tournament before most African nations even had leagues.
It started in 1926.
It shaped rivalries.
And Uganda dominated it. 🧵👇

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In 1966, the Gossage Cup ended.
In 1967, it evolved into what we now know as CECAFA, the oldest regional football competition in Africa.

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A better life for footballers after their football careers.

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@TruthyConnie A better life for footballers after their football careers.