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Giftland Office Max supports Victoria Kings FC
Victoria Kings caption Tichard Joseph (right) collects some of the gear from Giftland’s Teresa Narine.
As the 2009/10 Kashif and Shanghai football tournament is underway, Giftland Office Max has come to the support of Victoria Kings Football Club to aid their preparation.
The East Coast side has also secured the services of three overseas based players to boost their chances in the tournament. Mr. Eon Ramdeo Chief Executive Officer Giftland Office Max noted that he was happy to support a team from the rural areas. He said, “I am impressed with the statistic of football clubs like Victoria Kings that have limited resources to utilize. I must say thanks to the management of the club for approaching us to wear the company logo at this year K&S tournament.
“I wish the team all success in this year’s tournament and hope the come out successful. I also take this opportunity to congratulate K&S on their 20th anniversary,” Ramdeo noted. Victoria Kings is a force to reckon with the have the included three overseas players along with a balance of experience and youth for this 20th edition of the tourney. Kings President said thanks to Giftland Office Max for supporting their effort with gear and uniforms.
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