Reading Pitso Mosimane's comments after the failure in Ghana and comparing them with what Carlos Alberto Parreira says, one can imagine the state of confusion in the technical team.
Mosimane does not surprise me when he finally admits that "we have to be honest and face the reality and facts that our players were exposed because they are average".
Though Parreira reads the situation differently, Mosimane wants our best players to "be exported to different big leagues where they can compete with the best in the business".
The solution is either stupid or Mosimane is preparing another deceiving act.
What "big" league in this world would accept players who cannot control the ball, pass or score?
There are better solutions if one looks at what Egypt and Tunisia are doing to develop local players.
Victor Madondo,
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The answer lies at home
Reading Pitso Mosimane's comments after the failure in Ghana and comparing them with what Carlos Alberto Parreira says, one can imagine the state of confusion in the technical team.
Mosimane does not surprise me when he finally admits that "we have to be honest and face the reality and facts that our players were exposed because they are average".
Though Parreira reads the situation differently, Mosimane wants our best players to "be exported to different big leagues where they can compete with the best in the business".
The solution is either stupid or Mosimane is preparing another deceiving act.
What "big" league in this world would accept players who cannot control the ball, pass or score?
There are better solutions if one looks at what Egypt and Tunisia are doing to develop local players.
Victor Madondo,
e-mail