Ntseki has guided Amajimbos to the semi-finals of the African Youth Championships currently underway in Niger and that has earned them a place in the U17 World Cup in Chile in October. Or download a digital version here
In Letsoaka’s view, Ntseki could go on to become “one of the best coaches in this country“.
“Molefi is an honest coach and is a real student of the game in a sense that he continues learning. When you stop learning you must stop teaching, and it means that you cannot be a coach. Molefi is forever learning,” Letsoaka says.
Ntseki was Letsoaka’s assistant during the latter’s tenure as coach of the U20 national team and Letsoaka believes Ntseki is on the right path.
“I know that he is a very patient coach and maybe with time he could be promoted to a higher level. Maybe with time you will see Molefi being one of the best coaches in this country,” he adds.
“He is a patient man and we are yet to see the best of him. A lot of people don’t know about him and they don’t know what he can do, but I can assure you that he is a quality coach.”
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