Chippa United fire coach after two games
It did not take long for newly promoted Premier League club Chippa United to make their mark — even if it was of a somewhat dubious nature.
Impetuous United fired seasoned Manqoba Mngqithi after only two games, following narrow 1-0 and 2-1 defeats against Mamelodi Sundowns and Free State Stars respectively, emphasising the precarious nature of the soccer coaching profession.
Mngqithi was considered one of the most respected coaches in the PSL during his lengthy tenure with Durban club Lamontville Golden Arrows.
He was lured to fellow KwaZulu Natal club AmaZulu by a lucrative contract, but enjoyed less success on the other side of Durban, losing his job after a troubled season.
Chippa United initially hailed Mngqithi as a “big capture”, but soccer coaches only incur the wrath of club officials if they do not win matches — though firing a coach after only two games must be considered as indecently quick.

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shuffle27
What the F@#$C is going on here?Report Abuse
bulamaoto
jo jo is this club panicking.it will move from bad to worse.ag shame poor coach.ag shame confused club.dis is the beginning of completing the forms to go back to your original league.PSL is not for clubs which easily get panicReport Abuse
tpaz
Grave mistake ---- Why did they fire the Coach who got them promotion?Sometimes little knowledge is dangerous - the owner is beyond his depth know.
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