Thursday, 13 September 2012

WILL BAFANA BAFANA MAKE IT TO BRAZIL

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With less than 2 years remaining before on of the biggest soccer tournament which will be held at Brazil, our National soccer team Bafana Bafana is standing a chance of not qualifying for the tournament. Since Bafana Bafana was given the clearance of playing in soccer tournaments after the apartheid era Bafana went on to win the African Cup of Nations in 1996 and managed to participate in 3 world cups as they missed out on the 2006 world cup at Germany after falling to qualify. Will we see that repeat again as they have failed to win 2 of their opening games of the first qualification stage against Ethiopia at home and Botswana away. We have recorded 2 draws and we have 2 points on position 3 in the group.

This poor performance saw the termination of Bafana coach Pisto Mosimane who succeed Carlos Alberto Pererira after the 2010 World Cup that was held here in South Africa Mzanzi were by we failed to make it past the first stage. Pitso Mosimane had a poor run with Bafana and things got worse after the world cup qualifying games then he was released from his contract. This saw the appointment of a new coach Gordon Igusend with four games remaining in the preliminary group stage will he manage to lead the boys to a number one position in the group. Should Bafana fail to top the group then they will kiss Brazil goodbye, ad they first have to make it through the preliminary group stage to play in the final group stage with other group leaders which will see five African National teams go to represent Africa in this prestigious tournament.

We have played 2 friendly games under the new coach with a narrowly loss to Brazil on the official World Cup hand out game and a 2-0 win against Mozambique. The new coach's reaction was that we are on a right tract as he is looking to build a machine out of the current crop of players he got, a machine that will manage to compete with the best. Bafana have a busy schedule ahead of the with a friendly against Poland next month and a possible friendly against United Arab Emirates four days after the Poland game with another fixture against the current African champions in November as they prepare for the next year AFCON which will be held on our home soil. This a great performance by Bafana Bafana will give them hope in making it to Brazil.
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10 comments:

  1. Dudu ngobeni13 September 2012 at 05:34

    I BELIEVE THAT THE BOYS WILL MAKE IT ALL THEY NEED IS OUR FULL SUPPORT.

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  2. tsholofelo17 September 2012 at 02:51

    with the performance they showed against Brazil and Mozambique i believe we are on th right track yes you are right they need our support and time

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  3. marvee mashiane17 September 2012 at 02:54

    I hope so because our new coach is showing best performance than our previous coach Pitso Mosimane. And i believe that bafana bafana will reach the simifinals at the 2014 World Cup

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  4. tsholofelo18 September 2012 at 00:02

    yes i agree with you on that mate the new coach ahs brought in life into the team they are playing more attacking footabll an element that was lacking kunder the previous coach amd they are also defending well i see good things coming our way just watch the space.

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  5. vongani18 September 2012 at 01:24

    Igesund has installed hope in the national team like he did with Swallows and i believe if the boys continue with the good form,Brazil 2014 we will be there to compete with the best.

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  6. Unknown19 September 2012 at 04:47

    They need nothing but well preparation. That`s Brazil not some week team from Vodacom League. Anything is possible but I wish them all the best

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  7. Unknown19 September 2012 at 08:41

    looking to the Gordon Igusend system i think we will escape from the group stage, Gordon use experience players which i think is the best.

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  8. TIVANI RISINGA20 September 2012 at 09:41

    The boys need to prepare themselves very well,because if they want to do what they did in 2010, then i feel sorry for them.

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  9. Unknown20 September 2012 at 12:47

    Well it's too early for us now to judge the new coach we jst have to give him an enough chance to prove himself then support the national team

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  10. tsholofelo2 October 2012 at 00:52

    i agree with you mates with well preparation the boys can still qualify they just have to believe that they can do it because us the nation believe in them but we must not put pressure on them and let them do things there way i believe the is more that this national team will offer in the world of football

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