Mamelodi Sundowns chairman Tlhopie Motsepe is showing that he is not the type to sit in the office in suits and ties all day without enhancing his knowledge in coaching.
The SAFA Ekurhuleni Region is hosting the D License Coaching Course and Motsepe is currently one of the individuals taking part in the program, showing just how much everyone at Sundowns is willing to go the extra yard to ensure the club remains as dominant as it has been over the last few years.
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Sundowns have been criticised for using their millions to dominate local football, but there are some experts and former players who have come to the defence of the DStv Premiership, stating that there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes at Chloorkop to ensure that they are always a class above the rest.
Motsepe's involvement in the coaching D license course is a clear indication of what lengths they are prepared to go to make sure everyone is fully equipped to help the club achieve its goals of being the best in Africa.
The coaching course kicked off on March 11 will run during weeks to accommodate the people who are fulltime employed and would not be able to attend during the week.
"We thought to accommodate those who are employed full time elsewhere, that we run this course only on weekends," said SAFA Ekurhuleni president Job Mchunu via the SAFA media department.
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The sessions will run until April 1 for the 37 coaches attending the course at Germiston Stadium in East Rand, Johannesburg. Jose De Oliveira and Simon Tshowa both renowned CAF instructors are conducting the course.
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