Coaching merry-go-round hits top speed

Friday, February 21, 2020

With the BTC Premiership heading into the final third, causing panic and anxiety both at the top and the bottom, the coaching merry-go-round has officially now reached top gear.

Out of 16 teams, only six have not changed coaches so far this season.

Miguel Da Costa has become the latest casualty, joining a long list of coaches who have been either fired by their clubs, or decided to leave for greener pastures. Jwaneng Galaxy confirmed his sacking on Wednesday afternoon although reports of his imminent departure started surfacing immediately after the Sunday defeat to Security Systems.

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Coaching merry-go-round hits top speed

With the BTC Premiership heading into the final third, causing panic and anxiety both at the top and the bottom, the coaching merry-go-round has officially now reached top gear.

42 out of 45 bodies of Limpopo bus crash victims identified

Selefu

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A city divided!

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