“We were looking for good fields and sufficient gym equipment, and we found all that at the campus’ High Performance Centre,” reports Komphela. The team started the camp on the 10th July and wrapped up the camp where they lost on penalties to Mbabane Swallows in the King’ Super Cup, in Swaziland on Saturday.
Komphela was pleased with his charges: “I saw in the players the people who are interested, it is good to work with engaging players. I observed with interest their understanding as they posed relevant questions.”
Amakhosi could play two friendly games ahead of the Carling Black Label Cup tie against rivals Orlando Pirates, as indicated by Komphela in the post-match interview in the King’s Super Cup over the weekend.
