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We must start winning games- Gunners coach

Senatla Molefhe (white) of Extension Gunners tussling for the ball with Fortune Tuelo (maroon) of Police XI. PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Senatla Molefhe (white) of Extension Gunners tussling for the ball with Fortune Tuelo (maroon) of Police XI. PIC.KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Extension Gunners assistant coach, Mothusi Kenosi, says the team's off field problems should not be an excuse for not winning games.

Speaking in a post match interview after his team played to a goalless draw against Police XI on Saturday at the VTM Arena, he said players and technical team must deliver no matter the circumstances.

Gunners, who are yet to win a match this season, has faced numerous off field problems with the club's financier, Chief Ally Kgomongwe.

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