Yanga's manager, Walter Harrison, has been suspended for three games and fined Shs 1 million by the Tanzania Premier League Board's Operations and Management Committee, accused of forcing the referees who played the Premier League game against Coastal Union to make decisions according to his opinion
In that game, Walter used a small computer to show them a replay of various events in the game as evidence of what he was complaining about
The action has been interpreted by the committee as potentially leading to violence or violence in the field
In addition, the Yanga club has been fined a total of Tsh 12 million due to mistakes that occurred in previous matches
Yanga has been fined Shs 10 Million for the offense of using an unofficial door to enter the Stadium on the day of the game against Simba contrary to the 17:62 rule of the Premier League regarding game procedures
Yanga has also been fined Sh1 Million for the offense of refusing to use the special changing room at Mkapa Stadium contrary to the 17:62 rule of the Premier League regarding game procedures
Yanga has been fined Shs 1 million for the offense of being represented by the head coach only at the press conference to the game contrary to the requirements of the 17:58 rule of the Premier League regarding the procedures of the game which requires him to be accompanied by the captain or an influential player in the squad< /p>
