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BFL tells unqualified coaches to shush!

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Affected: Angels' coach, Seemo Mpatane PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

In a rather bizarre order, Botswana Premier League (BPL) assistant coaches will be allowed to sit on the bench during match days but will be prohibited from issuing instructions to players.

This applies to tacticians who do not meet the minimum coaching qualifications required for the BPL.

As per regulations, for local coaches, the elite league requires a minimum of a CAF B coaching license and a CAF A license for expatriates for head coach roles.

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BFL tells unqualified coaches to shush!

In a rather bizarre order, Botswana Premier League (BPL) assistant coaches will be allowed to sit on the bench during match days but will be prohibited from issuing instructions to players.

Torreira praises 'big player' Aldalur

Jack, George scoop Beach Volleyball Gold

Hogs dominate BIUST in Knock Out Cup clash

Thin squad, match congestion irk Double Action

Battle for promotion down to two

Men’s relay team reports for training camp

Farouk Ismail donates medicines to Princess Marina Hospital

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Students wellbeing is a priority