He also singled out Lebogang Maboe and Tebogo Langerman as players who were feeling the effects of seven matches in less than a month‚ plus travelling to places like Congo‚ Port Elizabeth and Bloemfontein in August.
“Maboe has been fighting for a goal but hasn’t got a reward lately and Langerman has gone through a lot of work‚" he said.
Mosimane‚ who has never looked to effect too many changes from game to game even though his squad size is the envy of all other Premier Soccer League coaches‚ admits there must be more “sharing of the load”.
“The cake is too big and it’s a big season for us‚ fighting across many different fronts‚” he said.
“I’m happy now we’ve put the Celtic game behind us.
"It’s one of those you are happy to tick off because it’s always difficult.
“But we showed our experience and some of our players had unbelievably good games.
"I felt it was Iike a Champions League match where we had to defend well and attack well. It was a highly tactical game‚” Mosimane added.
