No need for panic - Mogomotsi

Friday, January 15, 2010

Mochudi Centre Chiefs have assured their supporters that all is well in their camp despite travelling with 12 players to Orapa last weekend for their be MOBILE Premier League game against Boteti Young Fighters.

The Kgatleng outfit won 3-0 in a game, which saw the only substitute, goalkeeper Gontse Tlhowe being featured as infield player in replacement of Lesego Galenamotlhale in the second half.

Three Zambian players - Given Mpundu, James Kachinga and Musonda Mweuka - missed the Orapa game. Inspirational midfielder Dirang Moloi, Elijah Montsho and Moemedi 'Jomo' Moatlhaping also missed the trip to the diamond-mining town, sparking rumours that all might not be well at Chiefs.

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No need for panic - Mogomotsi

Mochudi Centre Chiefs have assured their supporters that all is well in their camp despite travelling with 12 players to Orapa last weekend for their be MOBILE Premier League game against Boteti Young Fighters.