Duicker promises good times at Gunners

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Dulker wants to help Extension Gunners return to where it belongs

LOBATSE: Extension Gunners interim coach, Itumeleng ‘Tummie’ Duicker has vowed to take Peleng giants back to their glory days if given more time to lead the team.

In an interview after his side dispatched Gilport Lions 3-0, Duicker said he is working on building the players’ confidence.

He said they are working together as a unit to achieve the best results for the team. “I always tell my players that they play for a big team and they should show it. This is my team. I played for it before, so I want to see the team ascending the ladder because that is where we belong.

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Duicker promises good times at Gunners

LOBATSE: Extension Gunners interim coach, Itumeleng ‘Tummie’ Duicker has vowed to take Peleng giants back to their glory days if given more time to lead the team.

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