SAFA boss concerned over World Cup stadiums 31/08/2010 |
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South African Football Association (SAFA) chief executive Leslie Sedibe is worried certain World Cup stadiums could be pricing themselves out of the market.
He admitted that there was a danger of venues becoming white elephants because of the costs involved.
“We are worried about the cost of hiring certain World Cup stadiums,” Sedibe said. “We told parliament recently we will use the stadiums built for the World Cup as part of the legacy from the global event and we accept they have to be sustainable, but the problem is the high cost of hiring these venues.
“There has to be a balance if we are to benefit from our World Cup legacy.”
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