2006/07 Mvela Platinum Play-offs

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drunken_master · Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 8:10 am Post subject: 2006/07 Mvela Platinum Play-offs

The National First Division (NFD) has announced date and venue details for the 2006/07 Mvela Platinum Play-offs.

The details for the much-anticipated first leg matches are as follows:

University of Pretoria v Winners Park
Date: Tuesday, June 5
Venue: L C De Villiers
Kick-off: 20.00

City Pillars v Amazulu
Date: Wednesday, June 6
Venue: Peter Mokaba Stadium
Kick-off: 20.00

Jake · Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 2:27 pm Post subject:

so they didnt deduct any points from Pillars????
I think it's because player's syndicate want to take in court FC AK cause of players havent been paid since, if not now Aziz Kara's club would have play the Mvela playoff instead of Pillars. They should have deduct at least 15 points about fielding an unregistered or suspended player. The same thing with PJ stars, but now WP United will be relegated. Thats no right.

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ykk · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 12:58 pm Post subject:

i wish pillars good luck, i want to see them in psl next seson

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Jake · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:14 pm Post subject:

I think Amazulu will win it.

I am disappointed to not see Dynamos, FC Cape Town (formerly Vasco) and Durban Stars on the edge....

for ykk:
what was wrong with Dynamos this year???

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ykk · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:23 pm Post subject:

to be honest with you, i don't know what happened to my dynamos, maybe next season, who knows. sure

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Jake · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:32 pm Post subject:

good luck for the next season compaign. I would like to see the one time Dynamos. I cant forget the victory against KC some years ago, there were Makua, Ndou, Motshumi, Gqosha, Zwane, etcc
now you people dont have those kind of players but u can look into the future with Nyapuli and Mkhabela to help Dynamos come back to PSL.

thanks ri khomeni ri nga peli

did i write it well, lol??

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ykk · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 2:41 pm Post subject:

yes, you wrote it well, it means you don't know Xitsonga, musi xitsonga is simple as abc.sure

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Jake · Posted: Wed May 23, 2007 3:06 pm Post subject:

who are u going to take next season as coach and new players?

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DGT · Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 5:36 am Post subject:

I think teams like dynamos should start looking for talent from the local teams (i mean from around Giyani)...I'm sure they can unearth 3 or 4 good players if they are serious about getting players.

Look at teams like leopars and S.Stars.....most of their players are from the local area

ykk · Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:25 am Post subject:

i agree with you DGT

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drunken_master · Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 9:32 am Post subject:

I tip City Pillars to come through...they have done so well through out the season and i dont see them choking at this stage..they have the players who can do the job..

good luck to them.....

Nahtino · Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 9:19 pm Post subject:

the playoff system is far too gay .. Im not for it .. its a waste of time for teams that have put in the HARD YARDS... rather Id go for a home and away 14th - 3rd in the various leagues

we're adopting a UK system .. one which even they arent totaly for anyway ...

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Jake · Posted: Sun May 27, 2007 11:13 pm Post subject:

i think they should do 16th and 15th relegated
and the 14th will play with 3d, 4th, 5th from mvela league
1st and 2nd from mvela will go directly to psl

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Nahtino · Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 8:41 am Post subject:

Id fee bad for the third team in Mvela...but I suppose that wud encurage them to not come below 2nd then ..

maybe a playoff with Ajax Tournemnt rules ...eg Play gameson a weekend, goals = points .. winner takes all ...

Wink

NICE !

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Jake · Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 3:01 pm Post subject:

for my own, i will delete all these play-off and play-out

i pratically relegate the 14th, 15th and 16th from psl
and 1st 2nd and 3d from mvela go up in psl

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drunken_master · Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 9:14 am Post subject:

A few hours before the kick off of their Platinum Play-Off match against City Pillars, AmaZulu have been rocked by news of the departure of Ted Dumitru and Sudesh Singh from the club.

Dumitru, who was the club’s technical director and Singh, who was a technical manager, did not see eye-to-eye with head coach Julio Leal and when the Brazilian fired three players, Bennet Mnguni, Thando Ngwabeni and MacDonald Mukansi, the problem reached boiling point.

Dumitru and Singh were against Leal’s decision to fire the trio and when the three members of the coaching staff could not settle their differences it was decided that Dumitru and Singh should vacate their positions with immediate effect.

“We cannot afford to abuse the system and accept players to be victimized,” Dumitru says.

“In our meeting with the management I made it clear that it was irresponsible to kick out these three players before the play-offs. We all know that before firing players there are many, many steps that you need to take and if these steps are not taken the club might be confronted by the players’ union. There were no warnings to the players and not even meetings held – they were just fired,” the former Amakhosi coach claims.

Dumitru joined AmaZulu as a technical director in December and the first thing he did was to recommend Leal as a head coach and now it looks like the relationship between the two has deteriorated.

“I will only talk about my relationship with Leal after the play-offs,” says Dumitru.

Singh maintains that Leal was unhappy working with Dumitru and himself.

“Leal handed in his resignation and when the club asked him to reconsider his decision; he said he would only do so if Ted and I left the club. In the end we had to leave the club,” Singh said.

The Brazilian coach and AmaZulu officials were not available for a comment as they were still locked in a meeting.

drunken_master · Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 9:22 am Post subject:

A few hours before the kick off of their Platinum Play-Off match against City Pillars, AmaZulu have been rocked by news of the departure of Ted Dumitru and Sudesh Singh from the club.

Dumitru, who was the club’s technical director and Singh, who was a technical manager, did not see eye-to-eye with head coach Julio Leal and when the Brazilian fired three players, Bennet Mnguni, Thando Ngwabeni and MacDonald Mukansi, the problem reached boiling point.

Dumitru and Singh were against Leal’s decision to fire the trio and when the three members of the coaching staff could not settle their differences it was decided that Dumitru and Singh should vacate their positions with immediate effect.

“We cannot afford to abuse the system and accept players to be victimized,” Dumitru says.

“In our meeting with the management I made it clear that it was irresponsible to kick out these three players before the play-offs. We all know that before firing players there are many, many steps that you need to take and if these steps are not taken the club might be confronted by the players’ union. There were no warnings to the players and not even meetings held – they were just fired,” the former Amakhosi coach claims.

Dumitru joined AmaZulu as a technical director in December and the first thing he did was to recommend Leal as a head coach and now it looks like the relationship between the two has deteriorated.

“I will only talk about my relationship with Leal after the play-offs,” says Dumitru.

Singh maintains that Leal was unhappy working with Dumitru and himself.

“Leal handed in his resignation and when the club asked him to reconsider his decision; he said he would only do so if Ted and I left the club. In the end we had to leave the club,” Singh said.

The Brazilian coach and AmaZulu officials were not available for a comment as they were still locked in a meeting.

Jake · Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 1:51 pm Post subject:

that's not good for usuthu morale. But if Leal took that decision, he knows where is going to. I am sorry for the departure of Dumitru, but at the same time i am happy cause now i hope he can come back to naturena even if as technical director. I still believe Amazulu can win these playoff. But the other teams are very hungry to play for a place in psl. We will see.

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Jake · Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 2:23 pm Post subject:

Amazulu TEAM City Pillars TEAM

(G) Tshepo Motsoeneng 30 (G) Johannes Diale 33
(D) Biyela Bafo 3 (D) Tshepo Moletsane 28
(D) Bukasa Kasongo Belux 25 (S)Jacky Ledwaba 14
(D) Martin Carelse 27 (S)Elvis Mashao 22
(D) Tieho Ntabele 2 (M)Mongezi Bobe 11
(D) Jan Sillo 26 (S)Kingsley Ihenacho 20
(M) John Leshiba Moshoeu 1 (D)Jacob Machaka 18
(M) Kagiso Senamela 19 (D)Isaac Marobe 4
(S) (M) Tsiu Tebogo 17 (M)Felix Musasa 25
(S) Dennis Lota 8 (D)Lucas Thlomelang 5
(S) Sibusiso Ntuli 14 (M)Cyril Zuma 21

(G) Lawrence Ncala 33 (G) Robert Modiadie 29
(D) Themba Mnguni 78 (D)Sipho Khoza 27
(M) Litha Ngxabi 7 (D)Chris Maputla 35
(M) Effort Sithole 21 (S)Lucky Maselesele 23
(M) Petros Zwane 20 (M)John Mbatha 24
(S) Bulelani Matross 5 (D)Jan Motloung 19
(S) Lucky Mzizi 23 (S) James Mothibi 13

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