Orapa back in the dock over unfair dismissal

Friday, November 06, 2020

Demanding dues: Former Orapa United assistant coach, Koolese is the latest to drag the club to court PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

PALAPYE: After a recent order to pay Lesego Galenamotlhale, Orapa United are again in hot soup after their former assistant coach, Oitsile ‘Chipa’ Koolese took the club to court over a breach of contract.

The case reached the courts in Francistown on Wednesday. It is the third case in a year that the Ostriches faced for flouting contractual agreements.

Earlier in the year, FIFA ordered the club to pay their former coach Tomas Trucha for unfair dismissal. Koolese suffered a similar fate as Trucha after spending four years with the club.

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