Local coaches are ignored - Makwengwe

Makwengwe says local coaches have not been given sufficient opportunities PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG
Makwengwe says local coaches have not been given sufficient opportunities PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

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In a competition that has been dominated by foreign coaches, Portuguese, Miguel da Costa clinched the honours as Makwengwe became the third local coach to lose in the tournament’s final after Ecco City Greens’ Atshele Molapi and BDF XI’s Letang Kgengwenyane in 2012 and 2013 respectively.

David Bright remains the only home bred coach to have won the prestigious competition as he achieved the feat with The Reds in 2013. Speaking after the final, Makwengwe said the tournament would continue to elude local coaches as they are being sidelined in ‘big money’ moves.

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