Rollers cagey on JJ, Chiefs pursue Mongala

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Defending Premier League champions, Township Rollers are cagey on the capture of former Mochudi Centre Chiefs striker, Jerome ‘JJ’ Ramatlhakwana.

Rollers were reported to have signed the Zebras front man, but club secretary, Khumo Masonya could neither confirm nor deny the deal.

“I have no comment regarding Jerome. We have an interest but I think the issue was handled late. I am not the one dealing with that issue,” Masonya told Mmegi Sport. Earlier, the club’s spokesperson, Phemperetlhe Pheto had referred questions to Masonya saying he was the one dealing with the matter.

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