Rollers trundle into rough patch

Friday, February 20, 2015

Nowhere to run: Rollers have have hit turbulence after a storming start. PIC: KABO MPAETONA

Township Rollers’ season meandered further into the woods on Wednesday night with a fourth defeat on the trot, laying an unwanted platform for a barren season. Rollers woes, meanwhile, make sweet music to log leaders, Mochudi Centre Chiefs who are now emboldened by a four-point lead, writes MQONDISI DUBE

Police XI’s Ishmael Amponsah two crack strikes sparked an unexpected Township Rollers slide, which has now extended to five defeats in six matches.

Seemingly running away with the title and sitting four points ahead of nearest rivals, Mochudi Centre Chiefs at the festive break, Rollers’ season is on the verge of capitulation.

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