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“I Have No Responsibility to Talk Ill About Pirates” – Ncikazi Speaks on Former Club

Mandla Ncikazi, the head coach of the Golden Arrows, has made it quite plain that he has no intention of speaking poorly about Orlando Pirates, despite the fact that he is no longer a member of the technical team for the Soweto giants.

It was noted by Ncikazi, who has worked with Pirates in the past, that he still has a positive relationship with the club and that he has no need to make harsh comments about his prior employers.

During his time at the club, the Golden Arrows coach emphasised that his previous relationship with Pirates continues to be an essential component of his professional journey. He also expressed his admiration for the individuals and organization that he collaborated with during his tenure at the club.

When Ncikazi was asked about his connection with the Buccaneers, he stated that he does not believe it is necessary for him to openly attack the team or to make statements that could potentially ruin the relationship that he has formed with the club.

According to Ncikazi, "I have no responsibility to talk ill about Pirates," that is what he said.

It is clear from his words that he has made the decision to keep his professionalism and respect for a club that has been essential in his coaching career.

Previously, Ncikazi was a member of the technical team for Orlando Pirates. During his time with the club, he collaborated with the coaching staff and gained important knowledge in the extremely competitive climate of South African football.

His departure from the club marked the beginning of a new chapter in his management career, which ultimately led him to Golden Arrows, where he is currently concentrating on the development of the team and producing great results.

The Orlando Pirates continue to be one of the most successful football clubs in South Africa. They have a sizable fan base and a long and illustrious history of competing in both local and continental championships.

Despite his departure from the club, Ncikazi continues to show respect for his former employers, as evidenced by his most recent words, which illustrate that this esteem has not diminished.

Source;https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1UommPixd9/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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