Sharps confirm Tsatsilebe as Paul joins Notwane

Thursday, December 07, 2017

Premier League rookies, Sharps Shooting Stars have confirmed that Rapelang Tsatsilebe has taken over as the head coach on a permanent basis following the departure of Keitumetse ‘Pio’ Paul.

Pio was confirmed as the new Notwane coach this week.

He was served with suspension by Sharps following a 2-0 defeat to Township Rollers last month with the issue of a contract and results as some of the reasons. According to Sharps president, Isaac Chilisa, the two decided to part ways about three weeks ago since they both agreed they could not work together anymore.

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Sharps confirm Tsatsilebe as Paul joins Notwane

Premier League rookies, Sharps Shooting Stars have confirmed that Rapelang Tsatsilebe has taken over as the head coach on a permanent basis following the departure of Keitumetse ‘Pio’ Paul.

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