Mamelodi Sundowns Chairman Thlopie Motsepe Aims to Get More Supporters to Attend Matches to Continue Dominance

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Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Thlopie Motsepe aims to maintain the club's unrelenting grip on the dominance of South African football to continue with the assistance of its supporters.

Motsepe is of the opinion that in order for this dominance to remain locally and to extend into the African continent, the 12th man in the stands will have to turn out in much bigger numbers. This is as the government continues to lift restrictions on stadium attendances.

Motsepe wrote in the club's magazine:

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"I believe that the missing piece for our club to become a dominant force in African football, is for more supporters to join us at the stadiums.The day Mamelodi Sundowns supporters are known for filling our stadiums to capacity will be the day that we truly become the biggest team on the continent.

"Next season, as a club, we will do everything we can to make your stadium experience worth your money; with music, entertainment, and fun for the whole family."

In April, the club held the Mamelodi Sundowns Supporters Appreciation Day at Soccer City ahead of the CAF Champions League encounter against Petro de Luanda, as was reported by Soccer Laduma.

The likes of Cassper Nyovest Nyovest, King Monada, Makhadzi, Kabza De Small and many others performed that afternoon.

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As reported by Sports Brief, Royal AM, Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns and Cape Town City are the most prominent of these clubs.

Interestingly, Andile Mpisane is a part-time player at Royal AM on top of being its chairman, while Kaizer Motaung Jr retired straight into a key position at Kaizer Chiefs.