It is my heartfelt opinion that the shenanigans taking place at the South African Football Association (SAFA) must be subjected to a government-established judicial commission of inquiry urgently.
So-called Bafana Bafana team manager Vincent Tseka has subjected our beloved boys to numerous atrocities and he must now tell the nation as to why and how he committed these treasonous acts against Bafana, and by extension against us as footballing-loving people of South Africa.
Tseka and SAFA must be investigated so that football fans can know just what the heck is going on at SAFA.
Allegations against SAFA and Tseka are apparently numerous and consistent, and can’t be ignored any longer.
We want firm action against SAFA and Tseka to be taken by the government as in yesterday.
SAFA and Tseka need a “Madlanga” type of diagnosis which will reveal all the ills that plague the country’s highest football development entity.
It is a pity that football has over the years and all over the world always been run by evil-hearted rogue elements in many instances.
These rogue elements who run football tolerate and condone all the nonsense and hooliganism that has dogged association football since time immemorial.
An example here is the limp-wristed punishment meted out by FIFA to the Argentina football association and its untalented players for the riot that they caused at the 2026 World Cup tournament in the USA.
Argentina football association should have been banned from taking part in the forthcoming 2030 World Cup tournament and the Argentina thugs masquerading as soccer players involved in beating up players belonging to the victorious Spanish team should have been banned from playing football at any or every level for life.
Some soccer enthusiasts may readily say FIFA won’t allow any probe into the affairs of SAFA but I think it shall be made it clear to FIFA that this is not a matter of interfering with football matters, but that it is an investigation into pure criminality and corruption.
Courts of law all over the world have punished erring football administrators in their countries and a probe into maladministration at SAFA won’t be something out of this world.
Now let the heads roll at SAFA!
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