We gave Tshosane enough support - BFA

Friday, October 11, 2013

Easy decision, tough times: Sebego (left) says it was a slip of the tougue for Masters (right) to announce Tshosane's exit package PIC: KAGISO ONKATSWITSE

Botswana Football Association (BFA) President Tebogo Sebego has said that his executive gave former Zebras coach Stanley Tshosane enough support to deliver the best during his tenure. "As far as I am concerned, we gave him enough support. Of course some people or the coach will have a different view," Sebego told a media briefing in Gaborone yesterday.

The coach was fired Monday after five years at the helm. Sebego said the coach had a solid team to deliver, but results were not forthcoming. He said before they fired him, they tried to address issues such as the welfare of the players.

"There were other factors to be considered. I do not know if we took long to act.

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