It seems Pitso "Madivha Zwothe" Mosimane's enjoyment of bad-mouthing other professional coaches still continues, despite him being assistant coach at Bafana Bafana.
It seems Pitso "Madivha Zwothe" Mosimane's enjoyment of bad-mouthing other professional coaches still continues, despite him being assistant coach at Bafana Bafana.
In his column in one of the weekend newspapers, he says that some teams play beautifully and don't win, like Orlando Pirates under Kosta Papic, and others don't play beautifully but get results, like Owen Da Gama's Platinum Stars.
He goes on to say the difference at the highest level is that you have to win and play beautiful football, which is not easy.
If what I saw during the last Telkom Knockout Cup from Stars (when they won the title) is not beautiful football, then I don't know what more is Mosimane expecting.
On something else, in Sowetan's Sports Indaba of September 20, you (Molefi Mika) say not many people consider our failure to be represented in both continental and world championships as a danger sign. You mention the under-17s and -20s.
But in the Gays and Lesbians World Cup, Mzansi is not represented yet you're not saying anything about it.
Bandile Shangase,
Orlando West
Mosimane not fair on Platinum Stars
It seems Pitso "Madivha Zwothe" Mosimane's enjoyment of bad-mouthing other professional coaches still continues, despite him being assistant coach at Bafana Bafana.
It seems Pitso "Madivha Zwothe" Mosimane's enjoyment of bad-mouthing other professional coaches still continues, despite him being assistant coach at Bafana Bafana.
In his column in one of the weekend newspapers, he says that some teams play beautifully and don't win, like Orlando Pirates under Kosta Papic, and others don't play beautifully but get results, like Owen Da Gama's Platinum Stars.
He goes on to say the difference at the highest level is that you have to win and play beautiful football, which is not easy.
If what I saw during the last Telkom Knockout Cup from Stars (when they won the title) is not beautiful football, then I don't know what more is Mosimane expecting.
On something else, in Sowetan's Sports Indaba of September 20, you (Molefi Mika) say not many people consider our failure to be represented in both continental and world championships as a danger sign. You mention the under-17s and -20s.
But in the Gays and Lesbians World Cup, Mzansi is not represented yet you're not saying anything about it.
Bandile Shangase,
Orlando West