Popa aim for revenge against Ostriches

Friday, September 13, 2019

Trucha was once on the books of Orapa. PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE

He might have left Township Rollers two season ago, but Mogomotsi ‘Teenage’ Mpote is still a popular figure within the club, for good reasons anyway.

After serving for close to a decade in the Rollers’ technical bench Mpote left for Orapa United in 2017 where he has affirmed himself as the Blues’ perennial tormentor.

Teenage has never lost against the league champions in the three meetings as the Ostriches’ head coach, the latest being a 3-0 resounding win in the FA Cup final earlier this year.

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