You can be sucked into being a prisoner of the moment when assessing the performance of an administration. This is across the governance spectrum from nation-states to sport bodies, in this particular instance. And the same can be said about the 2019 modus operandi of the Godfrey Munroe led Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA).
The association, during 2019, operated in a topsy-turvy manner and if it were to be condensed into a novel, surely the title ‘saving the best for last’ would have made it a best seller.
Needless to say, from the preamble, the association ended the year on a high, amid few blemishes during the other quarters.
