TS Galaxy Ace Bernard Parker Backs Coach Saed Ramovic To Launch PSL Side Into the Stratosphere

TS Galaxy Ace Bernard Parker Backs Coach Saed Ramovic To Launch PSL Side Into the Stratosphere

  • Former Bafana star Bernard Parker describes TS Galaxy boss Saed Ramovic as one of the hardest-working coaches he has played for
  • Parker, who is an aspiring coach, says German mentor Ramovic can help him become a great mentor in the future
  • Local football fans, though, do not share Parker's optimism as they state Ramovic has more losses than wins as Rockets boss
TS Galaxy star Bernard Parker backs Saed Ramovic.
Bernard Parker believes 'hard-working' TS Galaxy coach Saed Ramovic can be an inspiration. Image: Tsgalaxyfc.com
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Veteran playmaker Bernard Parker has backed his TS Galaxy coach, Saed Ramovic, to prove himself at the Mpumalanga-based club.

The German Ramovic began his third year as coach of the Rockets, who currently sit ninth on the PSL log after seven wins from 18 matches.

Bernard Parker praises Saed Ramovic's mindset

Ramovic speaks ahead of TS Galaxy's next Nedbank Cup fixture in the tweet below:

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Speaking to FARPost, Parker, who recently visited Mzansi football legend Lucas 'Masterpeice' Moripe, said:

“I played at the highest level under great coaches and managers, but coach Ramovic has his qualities and way of working. And he’s a coach who has been in the Premiership for a short stint, he has done tremendously well."

Adding to his quote, Parker said Ramonic is a man who consistently wants to improve key aspects such as his winning mentality and overall mindset.

Ramovic is an inspiration to Parker

Parker, who played for Kaizer Chiefs and Dutch side FC Twente while scoring 23 goals for Bafana Bafana, has identified the sidelines as his next move, adding Ramovic has a high level of 'workmanship'.

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"Every day, he’s preaching that we work to improve, and he’s one of the hardest-working coaches I worked under.

As a veteran PSL player, Parker is well-placed to analyse PSL topics and even gave his view ahead of the Soweto Derby, which saw Orlando Pirates beat Kaizer Chiefs 3-2.

Mzansi football fans disagree with Parker

While Parker lauds the former Bundesliga goalkeeper's effect on the TS Galaxy side, football fans paint a different picture via social media.

Kgoki Mohapi Mcgyver has his doubts:

"His stats surely don't make for a good coach, anyway maybe it's because of the size of the team he leads."

Donald Donald believes the stats speak for themself:

"29 losses, 28 wins, too bad for a good coach."

Phiwe Khoza thinks Parker is too optimistic:

"He has more losses than he has wins for Galaxy."

Abey Mosala was indifferent:

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"Not bad at all "

Foreign coach lined up for Kaizer Chiefs

While Bernard Parker backs German coach Saed Ramovic at TS Galaxy, another European could take the reins at Kaizer Chiefs, as reported by Briefly News.

Portuguese coach José Peseiro has joined the list of potential new coaches at Chiefs who are looking to replace interim boss Cavin Johnson.

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Junior Bester (Editor) Junior Bester is the current Entertainment (Sports) Writer at Briefly News. He achieved a ND:Journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology in 2012. He worked for Independent Newspapers from 2011 till 2022 covering news, sport, business and entertainment for titles such as Weekend Argus, Cape Argus, Daily Voice and Northern News. Junior passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. He joined Briefly News in 2024. You can reach him at junior.bester@briefly.co.za