TS Galaxy head coach Sead Ramovic reveals he was not too pleased with comments directed at him by Mamelodi Sundowns coach Steve Komphela.
Galaxy suffered a 3-0 defeat to the DStv Premiership leaders on Wednesday evening, although they did play most of the game with 10 men.
However, the Rockets tactician did take exception to remarks made by Komphela on the touchline during the encuonter.
"I think that we started well in the game with lots of energy," Ramovic told SuperSport after the game.
"After stupid mistake of our player we got a brilliant goal against us so I also have to congratulate the opponent. This club are the benchmark in the league. They will punish every mistake you make so they scored like two beautiful and then it's not easy to come back against a good team, especially after the red card we got.
"It's okay if the ref decide that a player gets a card but what I cannot accept if a colleague or coach stands there for five minutes and to try to talk, 'you have to give him a card'. The name of the coach is Steve Komphela so after I told him that he should not do it, that it's not a nice way then he started to talk in a bad language back. I believe to be a head coach in a big club like Sundowns this kind of bad talk it's a shame. Everybody has to know how he behaves around other colleagues, you must show respect and not talk like - I can't even say it on TV so bad it was.
"We played well with ten men. We have to keep going. We have to improve our final pass still so we have to get ready for a big fight against Baroka and we have to be ready and we will fight for the points there.
When asked if he and Komphela were able to make up for it the Rockets tactician only responded: "It's over now. I just think the behaviour is the most important thing so after the game it's fine I wish him all the best. I wish them that they win the league. It's my opinion between the coaches you should use nice language, because I think you represent the club, you represent the supporters so you should know how you talk."
