Mr. Ernest Nana Adu, a representative of Royal Sporting Football Club, a second division club in Ghana, told the resumed sitting of the Gbadegbe Commission on Monday that Okwawu United failed to pay them 30,000 Deutsche Marks (DM), being their share of the transfer fee for Emmanuel Bentil.

Bentil, captain of the winning Black Starlets ?99 side was transferred from Okwawu to the juvenile side of German?s Bayern Munich in 1995 for 100,000 Deutsche Mark.

Mr. Adu told the Commission which was sitting after a two-week break, that Okwawu bought Bentil from Royal in 1993 with a clause in the contract that entitled his club to 30 per cent of any further transfer that is made.

He said Okwawu duly transferred Bentil two years after signing him on but failed to satisfy the terms of the Okwawu-Royal contract.

He said while records available to his club showed that Okwawu paid the Ghana Football Association its 10 per cent share of the transfer fee, they refused to give to his club their rightful share.

"The only attempt they made was to give us two post-dated cheques for 550,000 cedis and that was even dishonoured by the Agriculture Development Bank," the Royal club official said.

Mr. Adu then tendered into evidence the cheques, which he claimed were given to him by Mr. Jascot Ampadu, Chairman of Okwawu at the time.

Mr. Justice Sule Gbadegbe, the Commission Chairman, asked Mr. Adu to reappear on October 11 as efforts will be made to get Mr. Amapadu to appear before it.

Meanwhile Mr. Boye Sowah, owner and Chairman of Zebi F/C has been given up to October 19 to settle a balance of 7,000 DM, belonging to Fire Armour with the Commission.

Fire Armour which was at one time merged with Zebi as ?Zebi Fire Armour? were to collect 11,000 DM as their share of the transfer money of Edwin Bediako, former player of the twin club who secured a German contract through Afienya United.

By an arrangement between the officials of the one time club, Mr. Sowah was mandated to collect the amount from Afienya, use 4,000 DM on himself and give the rest to Fire Armour. Although Mr. Sowah did collect the money as arranged, he failed to honour the part with ?Fire Armour?.

Mr. Sowah explained that he used the money in running Zebi F/C, who have now broken away from the old 'Zebi Fire Armour' but the Commission did not accept his plea.

Mr. Sowah, has since deposited 4,000 DM of the 11,000 DM with the Commission,