Some of the headlines in the Sport section this week:Three red cards in four matches is a sign that things are not going well at Orlando Pirates and further points to the lack of discipline. Timothy Molobi and Daniel Mothowagae dig deeper.Now that there is a new bargaining agreement in place between the PSL and the SA Football Players Union , discussions over the minimum wage will soon resume, writes Daniel Mothowagae.
Each time they’ve tried, they’ve pulled a Jack and the Beanstalk by giving up the family silver for magic beans that turned out to not be so magic after all, writes Simnikiwe Xabanisa.Leaving with a cloud hanging over his head, the outgoing Sascoc president tells Daniel Mothowagae the past decade at the helm has been “sweet and sour”.
Man you call Rhulani a coach?
A sign of Ill discipline coupled with incompetent refereeing leads to frustration, if people are not aware orlandopirates plays beautiful football. But unfavourable circumstances are frustrating. Please don't cast unhealthy aspersions on our coach, unless you're a hater.
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