‘Ndah Was Definitely A Man Of The Match For Me’

The latest news on the weight on Rulani Mokwena's shoulders and Olisa Ndah addressing exit rumours has invited some comments from Soccer Laduma's avid readers. 

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Stories on Rulani Mokwena speaking on being inspired by his famous uncle Jomo Sono and Orlando Pirates defender Olisa Ndah addressing rumours of an overseas move has seen SL readers jump to the comment section.

Read: Rulani: Jomo's Success Weighs On My Shoulders

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Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Rulani Mokwena spoke about drawing inspiration from the great Jomo Sono, as he continues to raise the bar in South African football, despite the MTN8 final setback.

Mokwena is yet to lose a league match since being appointed as sole head coach of Masandawana, setting a new record in the PSL era of 32 games unbeaten.

The legendary Sono recently praised Mokwena, his nephew, for the hard work and dedication he's put into the game, with the 36-year-old coach revealing that Jomo's success is enough weight on his shoulders.

Mokwena says he sees Jomo not only as a father figure, but also an inspiration, from everything he's achieved as a player and a coach. 

Here's how the readers reacted to the "Rulani: Jomo's Success Weighs On My Shoulders" story:

"Which success is he referring to, as a Footballer or as Coach?" asks balosang.

"I like this coach, and he is achieving so much at a young age. He is setting the bar really high for other coaches in the PSL and I'm a big fan of him.

I love his way of praising his uncle and family for his achievements, shows the kind of person he is - a humble person," says owolabiokalekangbolahan.

Orlando Pirates defender Olisa Ndah has been linked with an exit from the club in recent months and he's finally broke his silence regarding the rumours.

Reports have been linking the Nigerian youngster with an overseas move for some time, with the 25-year-old confirming that he's not thought about leaving Pirates.

Ndah made a return to the team for the first time since February in Saturday's MTN8 win over Mamelodi Sundowns, coming on as a substitute for Nkosinathi Sibisi. 

Here's how the readers reacted to the "Ndah Addresses Pirates Exit Links" story: 

"Welcome back Ndah. I was worried when you had to come back on in the final after injury to Sibisi, amazingly we were told of dirty tackles before the final by the talkative somebody and thanks for that the referee, did not let them play their 'tactical fouls'. 

"Pirates is defensively better with you in the field," says msanisto.

"South African journalists are bored," says Saavedra.

"Thanks ntwana for clearing the air, the media has been trying hard to feed us false info about you," says Wild.Dog.

"Water under the bridge boy, you were a contender for man of the match with that great performance, well done," says sibo.mthembu.

"Definitely a man of the match for me," replies msanisto.

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