The Norwegian tactician, who has overseen a sharp turnaround in Rollers’ fortunes since arriving at the club, hinted that the financial instability that has clouded the Blues throughout the campaign will play a major role in determining whether he stays on. “Everybody knows the situation Rollers is in. We need a lot of good things to happen for that to be possible," Thodesen said after Saturday’s marginal Orange FA Cup quarterfinal defeat to rivals Gaborone United (GU).
“But if those good things happen, I will definitely consider it if the club wants me."
