Safa and the reported target of Chief Kaiser, Baxter, work in South Africa “without any problems”

Safa said that despite Stuart Baxter’s widely condemned remarks in February, they have no qualms about returning to South Africa.

Baxter is closely related to his second appointment with the Kaiser Chiefs to replace Gavin Hunt, who was fired last Friday due to a series of bad results.

In India, Baxter got into trouble by issuing the following statement about his former Indian Premier League player at Odisha Football Club.

“You need to make your own decisions, we need a penalty kick. I think if one of my players is to be punished, he has to rape someone or be raped himself,” Baxter Say In February after Odisha lost to Jamshedpur Football Club.

Coupled with the terrible results in Odisha, Baxter’s remarks led to Baxter’s dismissal, as the club began to apologize “unreservedly” for the British’s remarks.

But Safa chief executive Tebogo Mortrant said that they have no reservations about Baxter’s remarks and will not object to his teaching in South Africa.

“that [Baxter] A long time ago, when Stuart Baxter apologized and said it was taken out of context, the matter was put on hold,” Motlanthe said Pakaati.

“The Indian Association ended this matter. From an official point of view, we have no problems. Remember, even Luc, we took action because Tanzania reported directly to us. They said this is what happened. , This is what Luc said, and they sent us all the evidence. India did not send us anything.”

When Baxter was fired from Odisha, the team was firmly at the top of the standings. Under the leadership of the former coach of Bafana Bafana who joined them in June 2020, they only won 14 league games. once.

Since then, they have never recovered from the basement until the suspension of football matches in India in March due to the coronavirus.