safa yi SAFA

BHLAKHROZE · **on:** February 13, 2007, 01:46:44 PM

guys. but then lets talk about SAFA. lets just talk about why we insist on presenting ourselves as baffoons. whats going on. what is actually going on. i mean ngumhlola. what do you mean now there are complications with permits. but you cant be serious. you just cant be serious.

what is the problem here. and why is it allowed to persist. how many times must we be subjected to nonsensical situations involving SAFA. before we worry. one thing after another.

the whole story must just go away. taking up space.

A pimp named Sarkozy · **Reply #1 on:** February 13, 2007, 02:00:08 PM

Naaaah! this is normal.If you take a look at history,most foreign coaches and players who come 2 play in S.A,WORK PERMITS ARE DELAYED,U KNOW HOW IT IS "HOME AFFAIRS"

RELAX,CHILL & LEAN BACK :lol:

BHLAKHROZE · **Reply #2 on:** February 13, 2007, 02:06:00 PM

SAFA. just under g. has drama. am i right mr jacker?

sidenote: why is some of what youve written in small caps and the rest in capitals. were you getting more worked up whilst telling me to relax :lol:

Killa Merc · **Reply #3 on:** February 13, 2007, 02:59:22 PM

SAFA president cant even properly represent SA soccer when African soccer bosses meet. it has been reported (M&G) that all he does in meetings is put his briefcase between his legs, put one hand on his cheek, & not utter a word. :lol: :x

Anyway SAFA is a joke. Since Danny jordan left, it's been a downward spiral. (Is it not a coincidence that since Jordan focused on the World Cup, things have gone horribly wrong at SAFA and our team's perfomance declined.) & We thought Chief Nonkonyane was going to be radically different. We thought he would provide good leadership (that is what is lacking in SA soccer).