Chiefs to continue Zebras boycott

Thursday, August 13, 2015

Mochudi Centre Chiefs have vowed to keep their players away from national duty if there is no apology from Zebras’ coach, Peter Butler.

The demand follows Butler’s alleged utterances that Magosi’s midfielder, Lesego Galenamotlhale did not deserve to be crowned last season’s Player of the Season award.

Butler was quoted in one of the local newspapers saying he thought Township Rollers midfielder, Segolame Boy instead deserved the award ahead of Galenamotlhale.

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