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Kaizer Chiefs Guilty Of Misconduct In Soweto Derby
Chiefs await punishment for their actions after the disciplinary committee found them guilty on all charges.
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Nov 6, 2009 9:30:37 AM
A press release has revealed that Kaizer Chiefs appeared before the PSL
Disciplinary Committee yesterday evening on charges of delaying the kick
off and failing to obey the match officials’ directive to change the
goalkeeper’s kit and comply with the phone and pre-match meeting.
This occurred in the Absa Premiership match between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium on 31 October 2009.
The goalkeeper failed to wear an appropriate kit in that the blue jersey which he wore until half-time, and incorrectly numbered 16, did not have the sponsor’s logo, and thus contravened a rule of the PSL kit manual.
According to PSL Communications Officer Altaf Kazi, they were found guilty on all charges.
Chiefs accepted the verdict although sentencing will be handed down at a later date to be confirmed by the DC.
In another case this evening, BIDVest Wits coach Roger De Sa and CEO Stan Whiting appeared before the DC on charges of verbal abuse against referee Daniel Bennett in their Absa Premiership match against SuperSport United last Sunday. The case was postponed to next Tuesday.
Peter Pedroncelli, Goal.com
This occurred in the Absa Premiership match between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at the Orlando Stadium on 31 October 2009.
The goalkeeper failed to wear an appropriate kit in that the blue jersey which he wore until half-time, and incorrectly numbered 16, did not have the sponsor’s logo, and thus contravened a rule of the PSL kit manual.
According to PSL Communications Officer Altaf Kazi, they were found guilty on all charges.
Chiefs accepted the verdict although sentencing will be handed down at a later date to be confirmed by the DC.
In another case this evening, BIDVest Wits coach Roger De Sa and CEO Stan Whiting appeared before the DC on charges of verbal abuse against referee Daniel Bennett in their Absa Premiership match against SuperSport United last Sunday. The case was postponed to next Tuesday.
Peter Pedroncelli, Goal.com
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