East Bengal FC Has Just Evoked Another Controversy Regarding the Derby Match Tickets
Kolkata: The Kolkata derby drama gets a new element on Tuesday as Kingfisher East Bengal has created another controversy ahead of the historic clash of Indian football. This time it’s the match ticket which has sparked the controversies. The match ticket which the East Bengal club has printed for the derby match at Siliguri, wrote Mohun Bagan as “MMB”, while wrote their club name as “Kingfisher East Bengal”. McDowell has no longer been a part of the oldest football club in India and still tagging the name of the former sponsor’s name on the match ticket has been a serious issue.
The controversy is not only the sponsor’s name been wrongly mentioned and that abbreviated form, but also the wrong logo of the Green and Maroon brigade which is used in the match ticket.
East Bengal official Debabrata Sarkar is also claiming that Mohun Bagan has already collected their quota of 4,500 tickets despite all the buzz. Mohun Bagan Secretary Anjan Mitra told www.xtratime.in, “The East Bengal officials didn’t even show us the proof copy of the tickets. Had they shown that, we could have easily rectified them the mistakes.”