Expelled player claims club tore contract

Friday, July 25, 2014

Dismissed Orapa United defender, Sam Phiri has denied claims he was fired on grounds of indiscipline. The player has questioned why the club decided to tear the only copy of the contract between them.

Phiri was supposedly given the boot because of indiscipline last week, but the Zimbabwean defender claims there are underlying issues.

“I had signed a new contract that would expire in May next year and was due to receive a P15, 000 signing on fee. I then demanded the money and it looks like this did not go down well with some officials,” Phiri told Mmegi Sport.

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Expelled player claims club tore contract

Dismissed Orapa United defender, Sam Phiri has denied claims he was fired on grounds of indiscipline. The player has questioned why the club decided to tear the only copy of the contract between them.

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