Now the dust has finally settled, or so it seems, on the issue of bonuses for the PSL sponsorship committee.

Now the dust has finally settled, or so it seems, on the issue of bonuses for the PSL sponsorship committee.

I am one of those who actually believed and maintained that the issue was not about whether the committee should get the bonuses or not - it was about the figure.

I believe John Comitis and Jomo Sono did not actually think it could be such a huge amount when it was verbally agreed that the committee would get a commission.

I think both of them are hypocrites and are not being honest with the soccer-loving public. They raised people's emotions about this matter and sensationalised the whole thing.

My question is: what is the difference now? Why are Comitis and Sono now suddenly quiet and happy? What were they against? It is also strange that Sono is now a convenor of a committee that is tasked with overseeing the payments.

This actually fuels the rumours that he is part of a campaign to discredit Khoza and other PSL executives. Sono must come out and tell us if he also wants a share in the now affluent PSL.

He must stop behaving like a saint. What happened to him telling all. People like Sono must be exposed for who they are . a power-hungry individual who is scared of responsibility and criticism.

Linda Styles Ntuli, Dobsonville