Butler hauled off goalkeeper Ahmad Sharbinee Allawee in Saturday's 1-1 home draw with Kedah in a Malaysian Cup after he appeared to fumble a corner in to his own goal.
Last week, a no-nonsense manager kicked out dual comparison players - Muslim Ahmad as well as Ismail Faruqi - for allegedly breaking a curfew. The dual vehemently deny a allegations as well as have demanded an apology.
Butler's difficult stance appears to have hurt a little of a locals as well as a manager tweeted: "advised to stop riding my bike in Terengganu coz i am gonna get attacked".
Goalkeeper Sharbinee exchanged words with Butler as he walked off a pitch, a manager furiously indicating his finger at a player as well as shoving him in a behind for great measure.
Annoyed at being substituted in a match additionally injured by aroused fool around as well as a flurry of cards, Sharbinee hurled a H2O bottle in Butler's direction, earning himself an indefinite ban.
"I'm deeply unhappy with him. It was disgraceful behaviour," said Butler, who has launched a one-man campaign to weed out indiscipline as well as corruption from Malaysian football.
"What he did was wrong as well as this isn't a initial time he has finished it," The Star newspaper quoted him as saying.
"We do not need such players. We usually want those who put in an honest effort. you can safely contend which he won't underline in a group anymore.
"We must act," a 46-year-old added. "The group can't pierce forward until you get absolved of players who have no courtesy for discipline or have been corrupt.!
"If you don't, you will perpetually be mired in sameness with question marks, as well as suspicion, over a each performance. you knew prior to a match which something was up."
Butler wasted no time revelation Ahmad as well as Faruqi what he thought of their demand for an apology.
"Why should you apologise? Is it for being honest, having firmness as well as a bravery for station up opposite indiscipline? Or for trying to set up a clever team?" asked a former West Ham player.
"It wasn't me who broke a rules. In fact, a dual players have been a ones who should contend contemptible as well as desire for forgiveness.
"They have a same perspective as Sharbinee. They will not fool around for a group as prolonged as I'm here.
"I do not know how prolonged which will be though you intend to clean up a group whilst I'm still in charge. The players owe it to a fans to try their very best in each match."
Again posting upon his Twitter account, Butler promised: "If you get brought down so be it, though I'll go down bringing a container of cards with me."
Terengganu FA boss Che Mat Jusoh backed Butler, suggesting players who did not give 100 per cent should quit a club.
"We can't censure a manager when a players have been a problem," he said. "The government will take a required action."
-Reuters
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