Pitso HATED and BROKE me, says ex-SuperSport United defender

A former PSL player who retired from football in 2011 has revealed how Pitso Mosimane hated him for no reason during his playing days.

Pitso HATED and BROKE me, says ex-SuperSport United defender

A former PSL player who retired from football in 2011 has revealed how Pitso Mosimane hated him for no reason during his playing days.

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Itumeleng Sekwale played for SuperSport United when Mosimane was still their coach, and the now 39-year-old said he used to go home crying because of how the Kagiso-born mentor treated him.

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Sekwale added that Mosimane nearly made him lose his passion for football as he couldn’t even hide his hatred towards him at a very young age.

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According to Sekwale, who also played for SA U20 national team, Mosimane was the reason he left SuperSport United.

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At one stage, the former Al Ahly coach told Sekwale to look for a new club as soon as he came back from an U20 tournament with South Africa.

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Sekwale would go on to play for Moroka Swallows, Jomo Cosmos, Thanda Royal Zulu and FC AK before calling it quits.

Former SuperSport United player Itumeleng Sekwale. Photo: TK Solutions TV

FORMER PSL PLAYER REVEALS HOW PITSO MOSIMANE HATED HIM AT SUPERSPORT UNITED

“Pitso gave me a hard time as a young boy. I used to get home crying and tell my brother that I’m not going back there. And my brother would say, ‘you must man up, go back to the gym’,” said Sekwale on Off The Pitch with TK.

“The sad part about Pitso is that he broke me. I nearly lost the passion for football at a very young age. I don’t remember what year it was but we were going to play in the AFCON U20… I remember two days before I went to the U20 camp, Pitso said, ‘when you come back, find yourself a new team,” he revealed.

“I remember there was this drill we were doing at training, and I was supposed to pass Richard Rantjie but then I switched play, and he was like, ‘no, no, Itumeleng, stop it man! There are no cameras here. You want people to see that you’ve scored? Pass man!”

“So, Pitso never liked me, and he couldn’t even hide. It was obvious for everyone to see that this man hated me,” added Sekwale.

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