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How South Africa continues to build on here moving forward. In a football Stellenbosch FC culture, Governor Hunt has paid tribute to the late Les Kropler, remembering him as a fierce rival and competitor during their playing days. Krobla, who's the father of steady striker Bradley Kropler, died in hospital this week at the age of 64 following a short illness. Bradley was absent from Stellenbosch's 2-0 Carling knockout victory over Durban City yesterday as he mourned the loss of his father. And Hunt, meanwhile, have

Reflected on the former Rangers and Morocco Swallow strikers' legacy, paying tribute to a renowned goal poacher who made his mark on South African football. Elsewhere, Kaizer Chief said Coach Fernando de Cruz says that the support that he has received from the club's hierarchy, including sporting director Kaiser Mudaoun Jr., reflects ongoing communication within the club. Now, De Cruz was speaking to the media for the first time after the club issued a statement over the weekend reaffirming its support for the technical.

Team. The statement followed Amakosi's exit from the CAF Confederation Cup last Friday after losing to Zambia's red arrows on penalties. The defeat sparked frustration among chief supporters and also just raised questions about Akruz's position. However, Mtaoun Jr.'s public backing appears to have eased some of the pressure on the coach and his technical team as they look to move forward.

He would like to thank for the statement from the club. He would like to thank the sporting director and he would like to thank all the board for this statement they made. And then, you must know, it's very clear inside the club he made every three weeks, every month, he made one meeting, one appointment with the sporting director to speak about the team and to speak about the project of the club. It's very important the confidence that he gave us for the