Someone needs to invest in the F6 Multi-Purpose Sports Complex

Someone needs to invest in the F6 Multi-Purpose Sports Complex

Living in Islamabad and being a football player has been hard for a number of people in the city. This is mainly due to the fact that there are just a few limited places that you can go to, in order to play football and out of those, it is close to impossible
to be allowed to player.

There are a number of outdoor grounds all across the city, but all of these grounds have close to no grass and are infested with stones. With the Sports Complex being the only place where you can play eleven-a-side football on proper grass, it has become
close to impossible for anyone to be allowed to play there, mainly due to the fact that it is reserved for the national team and the embassies and so on and so forth.

With all the football fans desperately looking for a place to play, the sports complex in f6 was established. Many saw this as the greatest thing to happen to the city, only because you could now play all the football you wanted around the clock as long
as you got a booking. There were nice nets, the ground was marked brilliantly and the Astroturf was top class.

Nonetheless, a few years down, all of that has now changed. The markings on the pitch have disappeared, the turf is as good as gone and the cement below the pitch has started to reveal itself. With the CDA being the sole sponsor of the ground, they seem
to not care about the ground of how it tears itself apart.

As an investor in Islamabad this is the perfect opportunity to come in and make a name for yourself, while doing some CSR in the process.

However, at the moment it seems like there is a zero percent possibility of this ever happening, given that a new investor has been looking to take over the ground for the last two years.

Nonetheless, should it actually end up happening, it would be like Christmas for the football community in the city.

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Posted by Areeb Khan on Oct 27 2011. Filed under Opinion, Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry