Butler welcomes coaches to Zebras� training sessions

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Up North: Zebras coach, Peter Butler addresses members of the Francistown football region

FRANCISTOWN: Local coaches have been invited to national soccer team training sessions to learn and share ideas. National team coach, Peter James Butler said in Francistown on Friday that for the country to excel in football, there has to be continuous personal development of almost all local coaches.

He told coaches and club officials in the Francistown Regional Football Association (FRAFA) during a meeting at the Institute of Health Sciences (IHS) that he will gladly welcome them in the Zebras training sessions to get tips and share ideas.

“Personally I will be open to all of you in the country. I will gladly welcome any of the local coaches to my training sessions to learn from me, and possibly share a few ideas about the game.

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