Mzansi Proud as Pitso Mosimane Gets Al Ahly into World Cup Semi Finals
- Many South Africans have expressed how proud they are of Pitso Maimane, former Mamelodi Sundowns coach
- Their messages of support come after Mosimane's current team, Egyptian side Al Ahly qualified for the semi-finals of the World Cup
- Locals have flocked to Twitter in numbers to share messages of support and encouragement with the SA football coach
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South Africans could not be more proud of coach Pitso Mosimane who is proving himself to be very talented and committed to excellence when it comes to his craft as an esteemed football coach.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns coach and current coach of Egyptian side Al Ahly recently helped his team qualify for the semi-finals of the World Cup and many Mzansi folks can not be more proud.
Many of them recently headed to various social media sites to congratulate the South African coach on his success with the international team. A lot of them also shared messages of support and encouragement with him.
Read a few of their many posts below:
@ShakesRampedi said:
"Al Ahly is into the Semi-Finals of the Club World Cup. Where our very own Pitso Mosimane will test his skills against Bayern Munich. FREAKING BAYERN MUNICH. Unbelievable.This man."
@Christophbongo said:
"After realised, they finally had a solid team that could dominate & win, they knew, all was needed was a LEADER. They've failed to win the CAFCC for 7 yrs. Pitso didn't apply 4 the job, he was chosen bcoz of his qualities. So, for those doubters, always remember this fact."
@Maggz100 said:
"Pitso is the best coach SA has produced. Give the man his flowers"
Source: Twitter
Briefly.co.za also reported that Al Ahly head coach Pitso Mosimane has a dream of opening up a soccer school in Mzansi. The 56-year-old spoke about an academic football school similar to the rugby schools in South Africa instead of owning a club in future.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns coach said he is grateful to Al Ahly as they have allowed him to continue with his school programme back in SA. He wants the academic level of his future soccer school to be high enough that parents want their children to go there.
He added that if he gets the money to open the school, he'll be waiting to do so. A report by Sunday World stated that Mosimane was speaking to the South African Football Journalists Association adding that the coach said he did not have the money to buy a club.
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Source: Briefly News
