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It’s one game at a time - Gunners assistant coach

Kamogelo Mphahlele (Grey) of Black Forest protecting the ball from Extension Gunners players (White) PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Kamogelo Mphahlele (Grey) of Black Forest protecting the ball from Extension Gunners players (White) PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

MMANKGODI: Extension Gunners assistant coach, Unaswi Mashabi, says they are not under pressure to return to the Premier League and would take one game at a time as they get their Debswana First Division South League campaign underway.

Speaking after his side clinched a last-minute win away to Black Forest here Saturday, Mashabi told SportMonitor that they do not want to put themselves under unnecessary pressure but would be taking each game as it comes. He explained that the team has a good recovery plan in place to ensure that they return to the top flight soon.

“There is no pressure at all. We will just take one game as it comes. We do have a good recovery plan, which I think if things go according to plan, we will be back among the big boys in no time, but for now there is no pressure but one game at a go,” Mashabi said. Mashaba said his team has put last season’s off field challenges behind and have opened a completely new chapter.


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