Moroka aLebole
Sekhukhuneland, South Africa
Joined January 2014
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Naphtally Phasha retweeted
Mpho Padime excites me as much as Rele when I first saw him, never mind the skills and talent but it’s the confidence to back himself and never seeming overwhelmed by an occasion at such a young age #CarlingKnockoutCup
When a coach has shown you trust please meet him halfway, 10 is a ruthless position because numbers count. The next step for the boy is to study his own players, how they run or likes to receive...unfortunately he must grow faster unlike wingers. Still patient though 🙏🏾
Naphtally Phasha retweeted
"There's not much I can say because I've been waiting for my chance. I'm from the township and when I first arrived, I was scared but I've always wanted to be here."
Promising Orlando Pirates talent Mpho Padime has reacted to capping off what he described as a 'very happy' afternoon in their Carling Knockout Cup semi-finals progression.
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nitter.cf/Naphtallyjack/status/1… maybe I don't understand what held back means in this case, but the boy was always putting in the work.
Naphtally Phasha retweeted
Bhuti @Shimza01, please clarify this… respectfully.
I bought two bottles of Hennessy here at @KunyeRecords, only for your security team to tell me that bottles are not allowed inside. Why were you selling them to us in the first place?your security then tells me I must pour the alcohol into an empty water bottle. Why?I’m angry…very angry because I’ve never experienced this before. Is this a new rule? And if it is why wasn’t it communicated to us before purchasing?? I’m trying not to go off before hearing your side of the story, but honestly, I’m HELLA mad. This makes absolutely no sense.
If I want to understand players strengths just watch their feet, they must always be closer to the ground than higher up. Higher up means most likely to have poor control or run. When I scout a player first thing I look for ke foot movement.
Naphtally Phasha retweeted
No one talks about how Ramaphosa destroyed the ANC. It’s leaders would rather blame it on something else not Ramaphosa, wow
Naphtally Phasha retweeted
That’s why there was no need to all this overreaction on the TL. He was wrong but he is still learning and growing