The Bafana Bafana Thread

This might be the worst first half I’ve ever seen from the national team, and that’s saying something.

I'm sure that SAFA will blame COVID-19 and tell us how they are building for the nth time.

Edit: I guess that I was too quick to condemn. Bafana won 3:2.
 
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Even though it is a minor tournament, it was good to see them win.

Yes, true, it was good.

Just not sure why they selected NFD players when there are a lot of fringe players from the PSL they could have selected.

Guys like Tapelo Xoki for instance from AmaZulu who has not yet been capped but who has a killer free-kick ability.
 
Yip. I guess this is the start of Vision 2030, since Vision 2022 has gone to ****.

The coach himself has said that we may not qualify for 2022. His mandate was to qualify the team for 2026.

The thing I liked is that at least the coach has been honest. Others sold the fans dreams.
 
The coach himself has said that we may not qualify for 2022. His mandate was to qualify the team for 2026.

The thing I liked is that at least the coach has been honest. Others sold the fans dreams.

Vision 2022 was SAFA's plan, and they have failed miserably.
 
Our local game died when coaches became incapable of making good players out of average players, good strikers are sometimes not born but made, there is just no will or desire to coach and guide players, especially strikers in the local league, teams just opt for the cheque book to bring in foreigners, who are also very mediocre at times but get more chances to play than local players.

Someone should tell the coach about Judas Moseamedi, he is big and strong, good with the ball and off it, I would build my strike force around the guy. Victor Letswalo and the other guys are good but still learning. Dino Ndlovu is also very good , why he is being ignored is beyond me.
 
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