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March 27, 2025
|Soccer Laduma
There were two difficult Bafana Bafana games, and there was bravery from the boys and the coach to play different players using different combinations. That's all you need as a coach to balance the equation when you're bringing 23 players to camp.
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I like what coach Hugo Broos is doing. He's making everyone feel important, and that's the most important thing.
But I like what he is doing because there's that togetherness. There's love and respect amongst the players, and as a nation, we love what he is doing. We love what we are seeing.
In one of my interviews, I mentioned that he was once ridiculed because people were calling him a plumber. They were calling him names, but look at where we are as a country because of him. He has united us. We haven't lost a game in the last 12 matches or so. It's been a long time since we last lost. That's all you need, consistency.
Qualifying for the first World Cup since 2002
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