White Phantoms
| White Phantoms | |||
| Full name | White Phantoms Football Club | ||
| place | Banjul , Gambia | ||
| Founded | <1969 | ||
| Dissolved | nb | ||
| Club colors | nb | ||
| Stadion | nb | ||
| Top league | GFA League First Division | ||
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White Phantoms Football Club was a football club from Bathurst , the capital (which was renamed after Banjul in 1973 ) of the West African state of Gambia . The club played in the highest league in Gambian football in the GFA League First Division and was there from at least 1969. They won the championship ten times and were in 1970 as opponents of Real de Banjul in the final of the cup competition ( GFA-Cup ), but lost 2-1. This game was also a historic event on Gambian radio , it was the first game to be broadcast.
When the club was dissolved is not documented, in 1980 they still played in the First Division.
successes
- Championship in the GFA League First Division : 10
- Cup winnings in the GFA Cup : 1
- 1970
Known players
- Alh. Momodou Njie , known as "Biri Biri" (* 1948) (football legend in the 1970s, played in the national team from 1963 to 1987)
Individual evidence
- ^ Citation for Alhaji Ebou Joof the 2008 GNOC Awardee in the Hall of Fame, May 16, 2008
- ↑ Gambia Champions. In: rsssf.com. Retrieved May 18, 2018 .