THE BOYCOTT EFFECT. L’EFFET DU BOYCOTT






English version

The Agondjé stadium which can hold 40000 people was officially 95.5% empty.
The stadium of Franceville which can hold 22000 was officially 70% empty.
(Cocan figures relayed by the Kenyan press)



Version française

Le stade d'Agondjé qui peut contenir 40000 personnes était officiellement à 95,5% vide.
Le stade de Franceville qui peut contenir 22000 était officiellement à 70% vide.
(Chiffres Cocan relayés par la presse Kenyane)

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