FORMER First Division club Sea Bee are planning a return to the top flight of Hong Kong soccer in the 1995-96 season.
According to Sea Bee chairman Lam Wai-wah, the club dismissed ideas of a return this season, which begins in September.
''We have until June 28 to announce our intentions to the executive committee of the Hong Kong Football Association but that's not enough time because we have to work out our budget, plans and many other things.'' Sea Bee were among First Division's stronger teams during the early and mid-80's and has been under the control of a host of different soccer personalities including Hong Kong Ladies Football Association president Veronica Chan.
The club folded during the late '80s.
Ernest Borel had taken up their registration but left it vacant when they folded two seasons ago.
Voicelink, another team who have since folded, were the last club to have Sea Bee's registration.
