Plateau United FC Undergoes Serious Rebranding As The New General Manager Operates An Open Door Policy With The Fourth Estate Of The Realm
The new Management team of Plateau United Football Club, headed by General Manager, Habila Hosea Mutla, has hit the ground running in making sure the club is professionally run with less reliance on government funding alone.
The General Manager made this pronouncement when the Sports Writers Association(SWAN), Plateau State Chapter paid him a courtesy visit at the club’s office complex in Jos over the weekend.
Habila Mutla decried the situation whereby the club is yet to operate as that great brand it is.
In his words: “Plateau United FC is a big brand and my Management will do all our best to ensure that the club is professionally run to attract a huge financial boost that will make the club less reliant on government sponsorship. Gate fees will be reduced to attract more fans to the stadium, vendors that sell at the stadium will be registered with little tokens, and club merchandise will be top-notch. A special shop will be provided where everything about Plateau United can be gotten, among others.”
The General Manager also said that for the first time in very many years, Plateau United will have a camp for the players.
Concerning the Plateau United Feeder team that has been neglected for years, Habila Hosea Mutla said: “The issue of Plateau United Feeder team will be taken headlong. The team will be registered to play in the amateur league this coming season. Serious attention will be given to the team.”
He concluded by commending the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) for their efforts in promoting the game and Plateau United in particular and promised to work hand in hand with journalists in promoting the club to its desired height. “Kudos to SWAN for their good work in promoting this club, but will want you people to do better to contribute to the good of the club. I promise to work with the media. I need professional reportage and constructive criticism. My Management will not want the media to kill the brand which is Plateau United. My doors are open to journalists for any issue it concerns the moving forward of the team. I promise to operate an open-door policy for the advancement of this great Football team.”
The Plateau SWAN visit also saw contributions from Vice General Manager, Danjuma Isandu, and some key media practitioners led by SWAN Chairman, Plateau State Chapter, Andrew Bisyit.
