Hugo Broos

Bafana Bafana have struggled for years and the coach dissected the state of SA football on Monday. Have Bafana Bafana improved ...

Some clubs have realised this and are cleaning their houses, but clubs can’t carry the association.— Sbudda Radebe (@EphraimSbudda) https://t.co/ACRrrQTc3I June 14, 2022 Let’s face it, the problem of SA is that the level of the PSL is not high enough.” HUGO BROOS knows what he is talking about!! He is a serial winner!! We all know this except for those who wanna bury their bone heads in the sand. I understand South African players might feel let down or taken aback by Hugo Broos’ stern words today but serious self introspection is needed.

“We don't have players like those of our last three opponents in Ghana, France and Morocco. If you look at Ghana, 90% of their [national team] players are based ...

Let’s face it, the problem of SA is that the level of the PSL is not high enough.” All those players are playing in big clubs like Fiorentina, Sevilla, PSG and we don’t have those quality players in Europe. “For Morocco, there was only one player playing from Wydad Casablanca, and he is the goalkeeper in the squad that played against us.

Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos did not hold back as he dropped bombshells in his press conference on Tuesday, taking a pot-shot at former Al Ahly coach ...

“The SA under-23s last played a match in July at the Olympic Games. The under-20s have not played for two years. “The guys working there are working on a freelance basis. So I am very disappointed in him about that,” Broos said.

Former Bafana Bafana defender Matthew Booth believes the recent criticism of the standard of South African football by national team coach Hugo Broos could ...

“Now is the time to face the real problem and the real problem of SA is that we don’t have high quality players,” Broos said. “If I was one of his players at the moment, I wouldn’t be full of confident.” Booth was reacting to comments by Broos that South African football doesn’t have quality players that can compete against the best around the globe.

Mamelodi Sundowns senior coach Steve Komphela has slammed Hugo Broos over his remarks made about South African football.

"Our nation is addressed with so much carelessness and lack of tact. "I have worked with a lot of top international coaches. He must address us as his nation and not some observer with no allegiance.

South Africa national team manager Hugo Broos tore into Al Ahly forward Percy Tau, criticizing his performance with the Reds.

We talk about Al Ahly which is a big team in Africa, and our best player can’t succeed there.” “Even with a South African coach who wanted him in the team, he is not succeeding. If there is an Egyptian coach who maybe doesn’t like Percy then they’ll push him out because his performances are not good enough.

Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos during his press conference at Safa House in Nasrec, Johannesburg on June 14 2022. Image: Lefty Shivambu/Gallo Images.

Broos has become like a scratched record with his cry for the need to have a meeting with all the coaches of the 16 PSL clubs. First we need to admit that then ask ourselves what do we need to tackle this problem? Like our administrators, our coaches are not talking to and empowering each other. Greed and selfishness, like we see every day when its comes to our politicians, is part of the problem in SA football. But football leaders are not the only ones to blame about the state of the sport. If the answer is no then it means we have to find better leaders elsewhere. There's also an issue of who has the ultimate word and power between these two organisations — and that doesn't help when certain matters come to a head. But everything starts with the fact that Safa does little to find sponsors to sustain these junior teams. So I'm glad that a high-profile figure of Broos' stature has added his voice on where we are and what needs to happen in our football. Take, for instance, the issue of how Mamelodi Sundowns have been dominating the game in SA professional football. And the truth that Broos was telling when he said the standard of the Premier Soccer League (PSL) and players it produces is appallingly low is nothing new to some of us who've been following our game closely for decades now. But, probably because our names and occupation are not at the level of Broos, few people pay attention.

Sundowns senior coach Steve Komphela has slammed Hugo Broos over his 'condescending' comments about local football.

“France, I don’t have to explain… Percy Tau is one of the best players in South Africa but he can’t succeed in Al Ahly. This is not good. “It’s time now to face the real problem. “Nothing wrong with the truth. “Our nation is addressed with so much carelessness and lack of tact. “I have worked with a lot of top international coaches.

Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos caused a massive uproar on Tuesday when there are no quality players in South Africa.

The biggest problem is that we don’t love ourselves and we don’t believe in ourselves. He was vilified in some circles for mentioning what was obvious before he even started the job. All those players are playing in big clubs like Fiorentina, Sevilla, PSG and we don’t have those quality players in Europe,” he added.

Safa president Danny Jordaan appears unhappy with the remarks made by Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos on Tuesday.

“We didn’t have the high-quality players, so we said something, the development of players. In 2006 we didn’t have the big players. “We did it in my country.

Former Bafana Bafana defender Matthew Booth believes the recent criticism of the standard of South African football by national team coach Hugo Broos could ...

“Now is the time to face the real problem and the real problem of SA is that we don’t have high quality players,” Broos said. “If I was one of his players at the moment, I wouldn’t be full of confident.” Booth was reacting to comments by Broos that South African football doesn’t have quality players that can compete against the best around the globe.

South Africa coach Hugo Broos says the Premier Soccer League lack quality players compared to Ghana in a brutal assessment of his team following their ...

Let’s face it, the problem of SA is that the level of the PSL is not high enough.” “The rest of the team is playing for big clubs like Fiorentina, Sevilla and PSG, and we don’t have such quality players in Europe.” The gaffer said: “Now is the time to face the real problem, and the real problem of SA is that we don’t have high-quality players, like our last three opponents, Ghana, France and Morocco.