Flamingoes keep fingers away from panic button

Friday, February 07, 2020

Second round blues: Flamingoes are battling the same old second round demons PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

PALAPYE: Sua Flamingoes coach, Rapelang ‘Razor’ Tsatsilebe has said they would not press the panic button as yet, after the perennial second round slump hit the Sowa-based side.

Flamingoes are yet to win a match since the second round of the Debswana First Division North league began, after two draws and a defeat. The poor run has allowed chasers, Nico United to close the gap, with the two now tied at the top on 29 points.

The second round blues are not new to Flamingoes. After gaining promotion four seasons ago, the team dominated under coach, Elias Chinyemba.

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Flamingoes keep fingers away from panic button

PALAPYE: Sua Flamingoes coach, Rapelang ‘Razor’ Tsatsilebe has said they would not press the panic button as yet, after the perennial second round slump hit the Sowa-based side.

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