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Samuel Nkosi

GOAL Contributor

I'm passionate about telling the stories of Africa football, with over five years experience in New Media and Broadcast Media.

Articles by Samuel Nkosi
  1. Lepasa addresses Siwelele exit rumours

    Former Orlando Pirates forward has finally addressed the growing speculation surrounding his future at Siwelele FC after a period of prolonged absence from the matchday squad. The striker, who has been a peripheral figure in Bloemfontein this season, opened up about the internal turmoil that has left several players in the dark regarding their status at the club.

  2. Da Cruz explains new Mmodi role at Chiefs

    The French coach has opened up about the tactical evolution currently taking place at Naturena, specifically addressing the surprising new role for a former Golden Arrows winger. As the Amakhosi look to reclaim their status at the summit of South African football, the French tactician is proving that flexibility is the name of the game.

  1. Lilepo backs Da Cruz at Chiefs

    The Talented attacker has thrown his weight behind the Amakhosi coach, insisting the club has finally built the right foundation for sustained success. The Congolese attacker, who recently left the Soweto giants for Libyan giants Al Ahly Benghazi, believes the recent influx of quality talent has transformed the squad into genuine contenders once again.

  2. Pupuma slams officials after Sundowns loss

    The KwaZulu-Natal outfit's coach was left seething at the officiating following his side's 2-0 defeat to Downs on Wednesday night. The newly-promoted outfit saw their impressive three-game unbeaten run come to an end at Loftus Versfeld, but the tactical battle was overshadowed by the manager's post-match frustrations regarding perceived inconsistency from the match officials.