Camptown FC receives new lawnmower.
Minister of Sport Charles Ramson Jr, Assistant Director of Sport Franklyn Wilson, Camptown FC president Selwyn Robertson  with club officials and players at Saturday’s handing over of the lawnmower.
Minister of Sport Charles Ramson Jr, Assistant Director of Sport Franklyn Wilson, Camptown FC president Selwyn Robertson with club officials and players at Saturday’s handing over of the lawnmower.

NEWLY promoted Elite League Football side Camptown FC was on Saturday

provided with a brand-new lawnmower by the Government of Guyana.

Minister of Culture, Youth, and Sport, Charles Ramson Jr handed over the

weeding machine to Camptown FC at the club’s ground in Campbellville.

Camptown FC President Selwyn Robertson says this will go a long way in

maintaining the ground as the team looks to compete at a high level.

‘Thanks to these young men, most of them are from the Sophia area. They are

a few originals, but they are a few that stick to the task and stick with me. The

government giving us the lights helps us for these guys to be able to train from

6 to 9 pm.;

Robertson, who is elated for the lawnmower, is calling for more support after his

club’s elevation to the Elite League, which he says is more demanding.

Minister Ramson, who represents the constituency, says he has supported the

community and worked hard to assist the young people who hail from the area and

surrounding areas.

‘This has been a process, and the process for leading to the outcome that you

see today is a relationship that has been developed by government and

people… We said that we were going to develop every single ground in

Georgetown; we have invested, converted, and transformed 34 grounds in

Georgetown’

Ramson Jr. said the development of the ground, erection of a fence, and equipment

support, which was initiated by President Irfaan Ali, is part of the government’s

aggressive agenda to create safe and community-friendly sporting facilities in and

around the city and nationwide.

He noted that more than 100 lawn mowers have been provided to community

grounds.

Campton Club representative Troy Mendonca says they intend to install more

lights and constructing a sanitary block with some more minor works to the playing

surface as they seek to transform the facility into a thriving football facility.

Camptown Club representative Troy Mendonca says they intend to install more

lights and construct a sanitary block with some more minor works to the playing

surface as they seek to transform Camptown FC  into a thriving football facility.

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