Sibusiso Mpontshane

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Sibusiso Mpontshane

Sibusiso Mpontshane

@mponts7

Johannesburg, South Africa Katılım Ağustos 2021
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Sibusiso Mpontshane
@Mr_Boom02 Modiba mfethu, sometimes as a country you just have to accept that you don't have quality
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Bongani 7@Mr_Boom02·
We are not going to compete at World Cup with modiba being our 1st option on that left back hay ngeke khehla 🤦
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Akani Nwanati
Akani Nwanati@AkanimiltonM·
Brandon Petersen must be the one going to the World cup not Renaldo Learner 😑😓
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Sibusiso Mpontshane
@MUFCDarren_ Watching Italian soccer will answer all these questions , some players there have contracts because they are Italians,not because they are footballers
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Darren@MUFCDarren_·
🚨 Alessandro Del Piero on Italy’s third World Cup miss in a row ❌🇮🇹 “Italy is now the laughing stock of international football. Missing three World Cups in a row is genuinely unforgivable. How can a nation like this miss out on a whole generation of World Cups? Four-time winners haven’t scored a World Cup goal in 20 years. We used to have world-class players, but today the players are very average.”
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FPL Olympian@FPLOlympian·
Curacao and Haiti are going to the World Cup. But there’s no room for teams like Italy or Denmark? Game’s gone.
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Sibusiso Mpontshane
@Nonny_Pine And we won't qualify for anything till we host again,that is the mentality here and our coaches
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Fanie
Fanie@Villa_Fanie·
At World Cup I have 0 expectations for this Bafana Bafana..
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Sibusiso Mpontshane
Sibusiso Mpontshane@mponts7·
@WDread554 @archangelshad_m Iliphi engingalazi mbhem, akekho u 10 onjena mnganami,no pivot can protect a player who losing balls this much, never,Rele is giving away too much balls
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Shad Maoka
Shad Maoka@archangelshad_m·
we wanted Mofokeng to start as 10, Hugo Broos gave us Mofokeng as a 10. how has he been so far?? 🤔
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SBUSISO
SBUSISO@SbuMasang·
Panama are not even that good, they are just clinical.
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SBUSISO
SBUSISO@SbuMasang·
I believe that we make it out of the Group stages 🇿🇦.
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Cavah Leroy Sańe
Cavah Leroy Sańe@Cavah_LeroySane·
Aybo 🙆‍♀️ 42k now 😂💔
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Kara
Kara@UTDKara·
We’re all supporting Jamaica against Congo tonight right? 🇯🇲
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MDN NEWS
MDN NEWS@MDNnewss·
BACK IN GOAL? Itumeleng Khune has sent social media into a frenzy after sharing a series of cryptic training photos from Kaizer Chiefs’ Naturena Village. The legendary goalkeeper posted images of himself in full Kaizer Chiefs training gear and back on the pitch. “Good to be back on the pitch doing what I do best,” Khune wrote on Instagram. The post immediately sparked excitement and speculation among Amakhosi supporters. Khune’s contract as a player officially came to an end after the 2023/24 season, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable 25-year journey at Naturena. At the time, Kaizer Chiefs had indicated that he would transition into a marketing and ambassadorial role. However, seeing the man affectionately known as “Spider-Kid” back in his gloves has raised fresh questions about what exactly his return means. Some supporters believe Khune may have been re-registered to help bring stability to a team that has struggled defensively. Others suspect he could be joining the technical team in a specialist goalkeeper coaching role. The 38-year-old appeared lean, sharp and match-ready in the photos, adding even more fuel to the comeback rumours. So far, neither Kaizer Chiefs nor Khune have clarified the exact nature of his return. Former teammate Siphiwe Tshabalala also added to the excitement with a comment that many fans interpreted as support for a playing comeback. “It is a yes from me,” said Shabba. Fans remain divided, with some calling for Khune to be given one final farewell season, while others feel the club should focus on developing younger talent. One thing is clear: Itu Khune still knows how to command attention in South African football. Whether this is the start of a shock playing return or simply a legend staying fit, Naturena has not said a word. But one thing is certain, the “Khune 32” hype is back.
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Born-in-SA🇿🇦
Born-in-SA🇿🇦@_Tee__G·
They were SO comfortable... they just waltzed into a FOREIGN LAND and installed their own IGWEEEEE like it was their backyard barbecue! NOT ON OUR WATCH, NIGERIANS!!! From now on… comfort will be luxury in our country.
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Newzroom Afrika
Newzroom Afrika@Newzroom405·
[WATCH] Protesters have torched vehicles and buildings allegedly belonging to foreign nationals in protest against the installation of a Nigerian king in the Eastern Cape. @Sipha_KemaSA reports
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