Brian Baloyi believes Kaizer Chiefs should have fired Arthur Zwane already
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Thulasizwe Mbuyane has put forth explosive allegations about his time at Orlando Pirates.
He has claimed there was blatant team selection interference, pointing his finger at administrative officer, Floyd Mbele and director, Stanley 'Screamer' Tshabalala.
Speaking to Off The Pitch With TK, the 'Juju-Man' said:
"There was a game we played at Mbombela Stadium. I came on in the second half. We were playing SuperSport United. I helped create the equaliser for Lennox Bacela and created a lot of opportunities in changing the game. After the game, Floyd said 'this is the Juju I know'."
Brian Baloyi believes Kaizer Chiefs should have fired Arthur Zwane already
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Mbuyane said he responded that Mbele and Tshabalala were actually the ones who didn't want him to play.
"You and Bra Stan. You and him don't want me to play. I didn't even play in the [2013 MTN8] final. [Coach] Roger de Sa said that even if he wants me to put me in..."
This is not the first time that the duo of Mbele and Tshabalala have been accused of having a hand in team selections, with Goal having published an article on these claims previously.
Former Premier Soccer League football player, Gerald Modabi told an anecdote for the ages, Sports Brief also reported.
The ex-Orlando Pirates and Dynamos midfielder added humour to the dark aspects of South Africa's 'alcohol culture'.
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FootballIn a discussion on SuperSport's Sitting With Stan, Robert Marawa asked Modabi if he once played under the influence.
The programme Sitting With Stan on SuperSport continues to provide gold nuggets when it comes to anecdotes from sports stars.
This time, it was the turn of former player Gerald Modabi and Sinky Mnisi to tell their tales to Marawa and 'Screamer' Tshabalala.
They both told a story about a muthi ritual that supposedly save AmaZulu from certain relegation, Sports Brief has reported.