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“I am very proud of our boys”: AmaZulu FC President Sandile Zungu

6 May 2021, 11:30 AM  |
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[File photo] Swallows FC returned to premiership and to date have lost just once, a record only shared with the log leaders.

[File photo] Swallows FC returned to premiership and to date have lost just once, a record only shared with the log leaders.

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[File photo] Swallows FC returned to premiership and to date have lost just once, a record only shared with the log leaders.

AmaZulu, one of the oldest clubs in South Africa, was rejuvenated by the new owner, Sandile Zungu, who brought in Benni McCarthy as the coach in December.

AmaZulu FC President Sandile Zungu says he is very proud of his team.

The club has lost just once since the 13 January, their run saw them announced as the DSTV Premiership third quarter winners on Tuesday.

“I am very proud of our boys. I am so very proud of the technical team that worked so hard to deliver the performance and the outcomes. If we achieved 100 percent… I would have been absolutely thrilled but the truth of the matter is that 20 out of 24 is better than even the first quarter and the second quarter. We did better than the winners in those two quarters.They did very well,”says Zungu.

SABC News speaks to  AmaZulu FC president Sandile Zungu

 

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