Ndlovu eyes elusive Top 8 trophy

Tuesday, November 04, 2014

Searching for elusive cup: Ndlovu PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

SEROWE: Township Rollers’ mentor, Madinda Ndlovu is targeting the elusive Mascom Top 8 trophy which he believes will greatly enhance his resume.

Ndlovu said on Friday after witnessing his team thump a hapless Motlakase Power Dynamos 3-1 before a fully packed Serowe Sports Complex that the only competition he has not won in Botswaa is the Mascom Top 8.

“I have won almost every competition on offer since my arrival in Botswana. Winning the Top 8 cup will greatly improve my CV.

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Ndlovu eyes elusive Top 8 trophy

SEROWE: Township Rollers’ mentor, Madinda Ndlovu is targeting the elusive Mascom Top 8 trophy which he believes will greatly enhance his resume.

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