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Harry Moletsane retweeted
South Africa can win the big 3 next year:
Afcon
Rugby World Cup
Cricket World Cup
Harry Moletsane retweeted
Great win away from home Stormers,thats a tough place to go and get a bonuspoint win,must have been Siya’s presence too😅Welldone lads! #Stormersjoulekkerding
🚨💣 BREAKING: Sir Alex Ferguson speaks on Manchester City guilty of 114 of their 115 Premier League FFP charges:
🗣️Sir Alex:
“I called them the noisy neighbours, didn’t I? There was always something about the way it was all being built that didn’t sit right with me. Now we’re hearing 114 guilty findings out of 115 charges. If those findings stand, that’s an embarrassment for English football and for the Premier League.”
“When the Abu Dhabi takeover happened in 2008, my concern was what that amount of money, without proper scrutiny, could do to the competition. Investment is one thing. Allowing a club to believe it’s above the rules is another. The authorities have a responsibility to make sure ambition never becomes an excuse for corruption.”
“If City cheated their way to the top, they must face the consequences. Proper consequences. You cannot let a club benefit from breaking the rules and then treat the punishment as another expense it can comfortably afford. That makes a mockery of every club trying to compete honestly.”
“I’ve spent my life in football. I’ve seen what this game means to people. Supporters work all week and spend their money believing they’re watching a fair contest. They deserve that honesty. We cannot allow corruption to ruin the beautiful game. No amount of money, no collection of trophies, puts Manchester City or anybody else above it….”
Harry Moletsane retweeted
Deporting Africans from other African countries is okay until South Africa does it. Then suddenly it’s “One Africa.” Zambia removed 143 foreigners on 22 Sept: 133 Burundians, 7 Rwandans & 3 Tanzanians. So why the outrage when South Africa enforces its immigration laws?
Harry Moletsane retweeted
This is the most important video on the internet right now for parents to watch.
Harry Moletsane retweeted
Here's Elon Musk's father saying he is lucky to be in South Africa and that it is one of the better places in the world 👇🏾
They can stop lying about a white genocide.
Harry Moletsane retweeted
“Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery,
None but ourselves can free our minds…
…How long shall they kill…
While we stand aside and look?
Oh, some say it's just a part of it,
We've got to fulfill the book.” - Bob Marley
Harry Moletsane retweeted
Problem solved. ❤️🇿🇦🏆
On Friday, what is everyone wearing? 😭
Is it #BafanaBafanaFriday, or #ProteaFriday or #BokFriday???
At this rate, I should just wear the South African flag 😭🇿🇦
Harry Moletsane retweeted
Ox Nché’s scrummaging and impact for the Springboks in the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series has boosted his case for World Rugby Player of the Year. sarugbymag.co.za/youngs-camp…
Harry Moletsane retweeted
55 Test wins as captain. Passing the legendary John Smit to become the most successful Springbok captain of all time. 🇿🇦🐐
History rewritten once again by Siya Kolisi.
#TeamSA #ForMyCountry
Harry Moletsane retweeted
To the Governor of Reserve Bank…I suggest we print few of these and coins…let’s honour him…if anyone wants to criticise him…please show me what you have built 🤫well done Boks🙌🏾🙌🏾
Harry Moletsane retweeted
SAFA needs a new chapter.
I support Sandile Zungu for the Presidency of SAFA because this election is bigger than personalities. It is about the future direction of South African football.
This is not simply an election of a president. It is a choice between preserving the status quo and opening a new chapter for South African football.
South African football needs leadership that brings vision, professional governance, accountability, discipline and a genuine developmental agenda, from grassroots and school football to women's football and the professional game.
We need to restore confidence in our football administration, unlock the full potential of our talent, and build institutions that serve the game rather than themselves.
Sandile Zungu brings the leadership experience, strategic capacity and institutional understanding this renewal requires.
This is our opportunity to choose progress over stagnation and a bigger vision for South African football.
I choose renewal.
I choose accountability.
I choose development.
I choose Sandile Zungu.
For the future of South African football.