Bright remains calm amid Wanderers storm

Thursday, November 17, 2016

FRANCISTOWN: Major David Bright’s glittering coaching resume is in danger of receiving a dent thanks to his Debswana First Division North side, Morupule Wanderers who are enduring a difficult start.

The arrival of the experienced Bright, who has coached in the South Africa’s top league, raised expectations for the Palapye side, which was promoted from Division One at the beginning of the season.

Instead of instilling fear, with a marquee coach, Wanderers find themselves sitting just three places off the bottom with only one win in six matches.

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