Although the Fiji Football Association has declared Suva as the 2012 Courts IDC winner and fined Ba soccer $5,000, Ba Football Association has said that there are always two sides to every story and they maintain that they have done nothing wrong.
It has been rated as one of the saddest days in Fiji soccer when the final was not completed and Suva players and match officials had to be escorted outside by the police due to security reasons.
Ba Football President, Rishi Kumar said that they have no idea why the decision has been taken against Ba as he stressed that his players did not walk out.
Kumar also said that the issue is not about Suva.
Kumar is now awaiting the decision in writing from the Fiji FA before Ba decides on their step.
Meanwhile Fiji Football Association President, Rajesh Patel said that they did not have to listen to Ba as the rules are clear.
Patel said everyone knows what happened at Govind Park.
He said they are now investigating reports that certain Ba officials allegedly called the players out of the field and disciplinary action will also be taken against them.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
We have done nothing wrong-Ba Soccer
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