The South African, who joined from Ulster at the start of the campaign, has seen first-hand the qualities of the former Ireland back rower in day-to-day training for the Thomond Park outfit and believes he is well suited to the top job.
Declan Kidney has seen enough of Foley to entrust him with Ireland's forwards coach position following Gert Smal's eye complaint, and the RaboDirect PRO12 champions can reap the benefits according to Botha.
He told the Irish Independent: "I know Anthony as our forwards coach so he deals with us much more often.
"As a player you like to be settled and have consistency and Munster create an environment where we look after ourselves on and off the field.
"Tony has been a sensational coach. He really made me feel part of the side straight away, he's a really big loss to Munster."