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MSC yet to start camp

Sports Reporter
Liberal-spending Mohammedan SC have yet to start their proposed conditioning camp for the season's curtain-raising tournament Federation Cup in Mymensingh, reportedly due to a fund crisis.
The Motijheel-based outfit vowed to begin the conditioning camp in Mymensingh, much like last year's in Comilla. The boys of Black and Whites started training in Dhaka under the supervision of coach Maruful Haq from August 24 instead of Mymensingh, but it is apparently hampering the training due to the lack of an available ground.
"The coach cannot follow the schedules fully due to the lack of a practice ground and it definitely slows down the preparation," said defenderWali Faisal.
After being reappointed, coach Maruful wished to make the players ready in Mymensingh through a specially tailored training program and the officials in the first meeting with the coach also assured him to meet the issues he raised.
It was, however, learnt that it would take the Motijheel-based outfit to only Tk 2 lakh for a two-week training in Mymensingh. but the club officials were yet to amass the amount, apparently triggering the deferment of the Mymensingh camp.
Football manager Amirul Islam Babu, however, said that they needed at least 12 rooms with the facilities of air condition at the Mymenslngh Circuit Hquse for 24 to 25 persons, but there were eight rooms available at the moment and it was the main reason behind the deferment of the Mymenslngh camp.
In a bid to win the elusive B. league title, Mohammedan so far signed up 14 players including last season's star striker Zahid Hasan Emily and star defender Wali Faisal, but are yet to complete the formalities of the rest of the squad with only three days in hands.
"The conditioning camp in Mymensingh will get underway within a couple of days. Besides, we are yet to complete all players' registration formalities. That's why it is taking a little more time to start the camp in Mymensingh," said MA Salam, the chairman of the football committee.
Salam, however, vowed to send the squad to Mymensingh in a bid to prepare the players as well as repair the rooms of the players at the club tent.
Though Mohammedan signed up most of the players in the first week of the month-long transfer, then two weeks later it started to practice at Bangabandhu National Stadium, which was used for the first two days and then had training at the tiny ground of the dub because they are yet to get allotment of the BUET ground. The BUET authority reportedly asked the Mohammedan to pay in advance to get the ground following their due payment of the last season.