Go, Popoy Juico and the Patafa presidency
By Percy D. DellaATHLETICS chief Go Teng Kok was on world-record pace the other day. He got on the horn a good three minutes after I left him a message by cell phone.
ATHLETICS chief Go Teng Kok was on world-record pace the other day. He got on the horn a good three minutes after I left him a message by cell phone.
IT HAS been all quiet on the Patafa (Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association) front since I last talked to Go Teng Kok some months ago.
Don’t be surprised if athletics president Go Teng Kok suddenly changes tack and decides not to step down from his post.
SOMEBODY ought to extend some kind of assistance to former PBA cager Dennis Espino, who is currently locked up in the San Fernando provincial jail for illegally detaining his secretary Mildred Eiman at his Northline Farm in Arayat, Pampanga, in 2011.
PHILIPPINE Amateur Track and Field Association president Go Teng Kok yesterday said he is being asked by officials of the Asian Athletics Association to stay as head of the country’s athletics body.
AFTER announcing his withdrawal from the Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) presidential race last Wednesday night, Go Teng Kok has become incommunicado.
If there was anything erstwhile POC presidential aspirant Go Teng Kok wanted to announce last Wednesday night, it was that he was seeking a TRO (Temporary Restraining Order) to stop today’s POC elections at Alabang Country Club.
Athletics chief Go Teng Kok announced last night that he’s withdrawing all cases he filed against the Philippine Olympic Committee, paving the way for the holding of the POC elections tomorrow at Alabang Country Club.
GO TENG Kok is packing heat of the emotional caliber while awaiting a decision from the election body of the Philippine Olympic Committee.
ALTHOUGH ignored by the opposition, athletics chief Go Teng Kok is not giving up hope for a partnership with the leaders of the group challenging the supporters of Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. in the Philippine Olympic Committee elections.
The election committee of the Philippine Olympic Committee yesterday deferred its decision on the eligibility of athletics chief Go Teng Kok, who is seeking to run against Jose “Peping” Cojuangco Jr. in the POC elections on Nov. 30 at Alabang Country Club.
THE CURRENT situation in the Philippine Olympic Committee evokes visions of a one-on-one basketball matchup in my mind.
THE ELIGIBILITY of athletics chief Go Teng Kok to contest the presidency of the Philippine Olympic Committee in the coming POC elections will be tackled today by the election committee headed by former congressman Victorico Chaves.
