I am not the weak link � Mafu

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Mochudi Centre Chiefs’ under fire coach, Bongani Mafu has defended his position at the club following reports the management has given him three games to turn results around.

Chiefs’ chairman, Ernest Molome told a local radio station that the coach has to win the next three games.

“We will look at all angles to see if we have done our job to support the coach and give him what he wanted. But what I can say is that it is a must for us to win the league. Our coming three fixtures are also must win. If we can’t win the league we will find another coach, either locally or outside the country.”

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I am not the weak link � Mafu

Mochudi Centre Chiefs’ under fire coach, Bongani Mafu has defended his position at the club following reports the management has given him three games to turn results around.

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