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by MTHULISI SIBANDA
JOHANNESBURG,
(CAJ News) – A CAMPAIGN that started on a high and raised hopes of a return to the topflight is spectacularly degenerating into a crisis at Jomo Cosmos.
The most off-form side in the GladAfrica Championship, Cosmos are not only winless in six matches. They are still the only side in the entire South African professional setup not to win at home.
That is more than halfway into the current campaign.
Their latest horror show came this past weekend when they lost 3-1 at home to TS Sporting.
It is the second match in a row where Cosmos have shipped in three goals, having lost by the same number of goals without reply against fellow former Premiership side, Polokwane City.
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Argentina is often paraded as the poster child for what could become of the South African story in decades to come. The two countries share a common love for the beautiful game, with names such as Diego Maradona – one of the greatest ever to grace the field – and Jomo Sono, one of the finest from the African continent. But it s in their political theatre and, in turn, their fiscal management, that the similarities paint a worrying picture. There’s more to this story Subscribe to News24 and get access to our
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South African football legend and Jomo Cosmos owner and head coach, Jomo Sono, believes that Mamelodi Sundowns president Patrice Motsepe is the ideal candidate to take African football forward.
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