If you want to know the extent of the Premier League regulations, when Yanga is wrong. Over the past two seasons, Yanga has probably paid more fines than any other team in the league, with those penalties stemming from violations of the regulations.
Now, in this saga of Simba boycotting the game, the regulations must also be followed. These same rules that have been used to punish others who have committed wrongdoing should also be used to punish Simba
The league board's attempt to carry Simba when they themselves have admitted that they did not fulfill their obligations to get the right to train at the Benjamin Mkapa stadium, demonstrates Yanga's doubts about the board
Yanga should hold its position so that we can see if the board is designed to manage the interests of all clubs or just the interests of Simba?
If the league board does not give Yanga three points and instead announces another date for the game to be played while they know that Yanga will not participate in the game, then we will wait and see if they will give Simba three points and demote Yanga as the rules dictate?
If TFF fails to manage the rules in this saga, then they should know that their higher authorities, CAF and FIFA, will use the same rules to give Yanga its right and if this matter reaches higher levels, even TFF should know that they will be in trouble
