Mpote, Drago Leave Rollers

Monday, June 04, 2018

Township Rollers' technical department will next season take a different shape following departure of Mogomotsi 'Teenage' Mpote and Dragojlo Stanojlovic.

The club confirmed the two coaches have been relieved of their duties. Stanojlovic served as technical advisor for a season. “Township Rollers informs all that Mr. Dragojlo Stanojlovic and Mr. Mogomotsi Mpote have been released by the club at the end of this current 2017/2018 footballing season,” a statement from the club reads.

Mpote lost his place on the team’s technical bench with former player, Leutlwetse Tshireletso being preferred by head coach, Nikola Kavazovic. The developments have since prompted Mpote to seek ‘greener pastures’ as he felt unwanted at the league champions.

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