$200,000 bond knock out Stokely Vale.
Tobago News.
Bi Water Stokely Vale's ambition to join the Professional Football League has been short circuited because of the exorbitant cost associated with entering the League.
The club's head coach James 'Flabert' Campbell reported that though they were accepted into the league, they were forced to forfeit the opportunity because they could not produce the $200,000 bond that is a pre-requisite to register for the league.
Not daunted by the situation the club will be formulating plans soon to work on raising the $200,000.00 bond fee as they intend to re-apply to the league in 2006 according to Campbell.
The club will now focus their energies on the 2005 National Super League and will be going all out to capture the Championship title and the cash prize which he noted would be used to assist their Pro League ambitions. If the 'Boys from Plymouth' were successful they would have joined Tobago United in the professional ranks.
