‘Outspoken, brave, frank and honest’, these are but a few words many fans had described Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane as being.  Yes, as much as ‘Jingles’ is a master of the local game, he also provides the local football fraternity with a good level of entertainment.

We can only but look at Mosimane’s post-match interviews in this regard. Whether Sundowns’ have a good or bad game, what he says after the 90 minutes football is sometimes what fans look forward to most.

 “We have a Brockie movie”, “I didn’t know Kekana has a step-over, a very slow step-over” and one of the favourites, “I don’t want shibobos in my team, I want six goals, big teams score six goals.” These are some of the gems Mosimane unearthed in recent post-match interviews that left fans in stiches.

Nevertheless, behind the outlandish comments, is one highly intelligent man, a man who never stops studying the beautiful game.

Various squad members have testified to Pitso’s enthusiasm for football, suggesting that he eats sleeps and breaths football.

Mosimane recently experimented with his side by opting to go with what most European teams are now implementing by playing with the false number nine system.

In a league where coaches are stuck in their ways, Mosimane makes the most of the coaching platform with success being the end result in most cases. This is evident in his win percentage rate of 52% in the PSL, more than any other mentor in the league.

What do you say, is Pitso the best coach in the country?