Northern Cyprus football trip off
By Leo Leonidou
ENGLISH Football League One side Huddersfield Town have pulled the plug on their post-season trip to northern Cyprus. The cancellation of the four-day visit, which would have included a game against the Turkish Cypriot FA’s representative team, comes after the Greek Cypriot FA voiced their concerns to the English Football Association.
Peter Jackson and his squad were due to fly out 24 hours after their final League One game at Wrexham on Saturday May 7 and would have been based in Kyrenia.
Town Secretary Ann Hough told the Huddersfield Daily Examiner “we have received a number of communications since the proposed trip was announced and this is clearly a very sensitive issue.”
She added that “it was solely intended to be a recreational end-of-season trip, including one friendly match. While initial approval was sought and received from the Football League and the Football Association at this end, the Cypriot FA voiced concerns to our FA and we are acting on those. We have withdrawn from the trip because we do not want to cause offence to any party.”
Huddersfield Town did not wish to comment.
What a load of wankers they are in the ROC, this is the goodwill that you show by scare mongering or threatening people not to come to the north even for sports, i spit on the ROC and you can take the free health care and shove it up your arses.