● Orlando Pirates winger Daine Klate faces at least another week on the sidelines, while fullback Patrick Phungwayo is expected to resume training in 10 days. ● Thabo Matlaba’s agent, Abbie Rasimphi, says Orlando Pirates will be open to overseas offers for the 27-year- old. ● Ajax Cape Town striker Nathan Paulse hopes Shakes Mashaba’s new-look Bafana Bafana squad will do the nation proud in Equatorial Guinea. ● Polokwane City defender, Vukile Mngqibisa, has rejected an opportunity to play for Black Leopards in favour of a move to the University of Pretoria. ● Bafana Bafana coach Ephraim Shakes Mashaba made headlines at the Afcon press conference in Mongomo, when he refused to answer questions posted to him in English After learning that the Algerians conducted their presser earlier on in the day in French and Arabic to the South African media, the Bafana boss showed that two can play that game, as he conducted their own presser ahead of the two countrys meeting in Group C of the Afcon finals tonight in IsiZulu, a stunt that infuriated Algerian media. ● South African football legend Linda Buthelezi says he is 100 percent behind the current Bafana Bafana crop as they prepare to take on Algeria in their opening match of the Africa Cup of Nations in Mongomo. Buthelezi said that a win over Africas number one ranked country would motivate Bafana to do even more, going into the final two games of Group C against Ghana and Senegal, and eventually reach the semifinals. ● Bafana have won three of their eight opening AFCON games over the years, however the last time they did so was back in 2004. ● Orlando Pirates caretaker coach, Eric Tinkler, is ready to prepare his charges to defend their Nedbank Cup title, following the last 32 draw which was held last week Thursday, January 15. ● Former footballer David Kannemeyer says transfer-window developments at Naturena have the potential of derailing Kaizer Chiefs title challenge and are playing into the hands of Mamelodi Sundowns. ● Bafana Bafana mentor, Shakes Mashaba, has declared that this was the time for the South African national team to establish their authority. ● David Zulu’s agent, Abbie Rasimphi says he saw the need to assist the player when he showed the desire to further his career with Kaizer Chiefs. ● Mamelodi Sundowns attacker, Anthony Laffor, could extend his spell with Masandawana, after it was confirmed that he has opened up contract talks.
Posted on: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 16:54:55 +0000
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