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Just Distasteful: SA Reacts to Mamelodi Sundowns' Fans Attacking Pitso Mosimane

Sunday, May 23, 2021 at 4:54 PM by Marilynn Manuel

- South Africans have been left shocked at the way Mamelodi Sundowns' fans recently treated Pitso Mosimane

- In various online clips, the fans can be seen carrying signs on which they were swearing at the former Sundowns coach

- South Africans are not impressed and have criticised those involved heavily in various online posts

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South Africans have been left truly appalled by the way Mamelodi Sundowns' fans treated coach Pitso Mosimane after a recent match between Al Ahly and Mamelodi Sundowns. Various fans carried signs with profanities directed at the former coach.

Just Distasteful: SA Reacts to Mamelodi Sundowns' Fans Attacking Pitso Mosimane — Coach Pitso Mosimane was recently attacked by Mamelodi Sundowns fans. Image: Getty
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A clip shared online shows the agitated fans going out of their way to show Mosimane and the rest of his team their vulgar boards. Locals naturally had a lot to say about the matter, especially considering Mosimane was the former coach of the South African team.

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"A black man doesn't wañt to see a black succeed, sundowns fans are morons honestly!! He gave them everything and this is how they reward him," wrote DennisBoaz7

@matodzilebogang said:

"We must be proud of the achievement that Pitso has achieved like we were when he takes a new job and part of his job description is to beat any team that comes across his new team including all the teams he ever coached. So viva jingle."

Briefly News also reported that the EFF has voiced their support for Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane after he was the recipient of shocking abuse following the Mamelodi Sundowns match on Saturday.

As the Al Ahly bus left Atteridgeville stadium, crowds of Sundowns supporters held signs with vulgar language and insults written on them. Floyd Shivambu of the EFF had this to say on the matter: