BFA, Butler meet after weekend outburst

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Zebras coach Peter James Butler with his assistant Oris Radipotsane during the 2019 AFCON qualifier in Francistown. Pic. Keoagile Bonang

The Botswana Football Association (BFA) is scheduled to meet Zebras coach, Peter Butler today after the Englishman's scathing attacking on his employers following the weekend loss to Mauritania.

BFA public relations officer, Tumo Mpatane confirmed today's meeting.

Butler is keen to stay on but has publicly expressed his disappointment at the lack of support from the BFA. He picked unnamed executive committee members for criticism.

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BFA, Butler meet after weekend outburst

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