GFF launches phase one of Forward Project

By Duncan Saul On In Sports |
Wayne Forde (second from right), President of the GFF making a point to the media gathering at the formal launch of the FIFA Forward Project Phase One step. Also at the table are Raphael Nabi (left) of Nabi and Sons Construction, Greenfields representative Johannes Van Krimpen (second left), GFF second  Vice-President Bruce Lovell (third from left) and GFF third Vice-President Rawlston Adams (right).
Wayne Forde (second from right), President of the GFF making a point to the media gathering at the formal launch of the FIFA Forward Project Phase One step. Also at the table are Raphael Nabi (left) of Nabi and Sons Construction, Greenfields representative Johannes Van Krimpen (second left), GFF second  Vice-President Bruce Lovell (third from left) and GFF third Vice-President Rawlston Adams (right).

Following years of uncertainty surrounding the entirety of the programme, the Guyana Football Federation (GFF), has officially launched Phase One of the long awaited FIFA Forward Project.

Phase one of the venture [previously known as the Goal Project], which is scheduled to commence in seven days, is centered on the construction of the synthetic surface and the goal-nets.

The GFF is also negotiating for the lighting system to be included at this level of building, as the objective is to have a playable facility while the construction is ongoing.