Chiefs aim to restore winning culture

Talking changes: Mookodi PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG
Talking changes: Mookodi PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Kgatleng giants, Mochudi Centre Chiefs might have fallen out of grace but through the words of the current executive committee, it could be the rise of the phoenix.

Magosi are eagerly waiting for the start of their second season in the lower division. Following a failed attempt to make an immediate return to the Premier League last season, the once-dominant force in local football has promised a turnaround of fortunes. Club spokesperson, Jabu Mookodi is adamant that they have done everything needed to restore the club’s winning culture. “Where we are now, we are almost ready to start if the league was to kick-off next week. We are at about 78% of fitness level.

We were in a position to gain promotion last season unfortunately the league was ended prematurely because of COVID-19,” Mookodi said. Masitaoka were declared Debswana First Division South champions while Mogoditshane Fighters emerged victorious in the play-off. However, Mookodi said they are channelling all their energy towards bringing Chiefs back to the Premier League. “We have a fairly balanced squad, which consists of young, middle-aged and senior players.

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