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Off-season decisions affect former Simba SC players' future - Vimarsana News

Off-season decisions affect former Simba SC players' future

​​​​​​​THE end of a football season projects an impression of the season in which any decisions made by either players or teams reflect what will happen in the future.

Orlando Pirates coach Ncikazi refuses to read into Morrison's absence for Simba SC - Vimarsana News

Orlando Pirates coach Ncikazi refuses to read into Morrison's absence for Simba SC

Orlando Pirates coach Mandla Ncikazi has added his voice on the absence of Simba SC attacker Bernard Morrison for Sunday’s Caf Confederation Cup quarter-final, second leg match.

Source: goal.com
Further handicap for Simba ahead of trip to Pirates - Vimarsana News

Further handicap for Simba ahead of trip to Pirates

Simba have been further disadvantaged ahead of their trip to Orlando Pirates for the crunch Confederation Cup quarterfinal decider.

WATCH | Ncikazi explodes, tells Simba and journalists to be ashamed after Pirates defeat - Vimarsana News

WATCH | Ncikazi explodes, tells Simba and journalists to be ashamed after Pirates defeat

Coach Mandla Ncikazi took a swipe at Orlando Pirates' Tanzanian hosts and club Simba, saying his team were treated “like animals” in Dar es Salaam as they lost 1-0 in Sunday's first leg Caf Confederation Cup quarterfinal clash.

Unhappy Jele as Orlando Pirates sunk by Simba in CAF Cup - Vimarsana News

Unhappy Jele as Orlando Pirates sunk by Simba in CAF Cup

A scrappy affair before a capacity 60,000 crowd in Dar es Salaam appeared to be heading toward a goalless stalemate when disaster struck the Soweto Buccaneers on 68 minutes.

Source: ewn.co.za