Duiker in the dark over Gunners future

Friday, July 06, 2018

Extension Gunners coach, Itumeleng 'Tumie' Duiker says he is equally in the dark regarding his future at the troubled Lobatse side. Gunners have been experiencing all sorts of on-and-off the field problems.

The team recently cut short a five-year deal with local clothing outfit, All Kasi. The company had stepped in, in October 2016, to rescue the financially constrained club. The deal was however terminated as All Kasi and Gunners’ executive committee clashed over certain issues.

The development led to the club failing to pay players’ salaries and seven players were suspended after boycotting training demanding their dues.

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Duiker in the dark over Gunners future

Extension Gunners coach, Itumeleng 'Tumie' Duiker says he is equally in the dark regarding his future at the troubled Lobatse side. Gunners have been experiencing all sorts of on-and-off the field problems.

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