Coach disappointed over Amos conduct

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Botswana's first and only Olympic medalist, Nigel Amos has lost track and needs help to refocus on his athletics career, his mentor has said. "Amos is no longer the athlete that I knew from the Olympics.

He has completely changed. He needs to be assisted because he has lost focus in athletics," Mogomotsi Otsetswe told Mmegi Sport after the latest incident involving the 800m star. He expressed disappointment and sadness with the conduct of Amos saying that it is disturbing to see all his hard work going down the drain.

Otsetswe's reaction comes after Amos joined the music industry where is known as DJ Zoro. The athlete was involved in a car accident over the weekend on his way to Francistown.

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Coach disappointed over Amos conduct

Botswana's first and only Olympic medalist, Nigel Amos has lost track and needs help to refocus on his athletics career, his mentor has said. "Amos is no longer the athlete that I knew from the Olympics.