Summerfield Dynamos striker Lerato Manzini has weighed on how the constant coaching changes in South African football can affect players. SLSiya Read more:
Manzini has been plying his trade in the ABC Motsepe league with Dynamos, who recently made it to the Nedbank Cup quarter-finals where they were knocked out by Mamelodi Sundowns.
"People don't know this but I didn't join Summerfield Dynamos because I was desperate, I had offers but I chose them because of coach Clinton Larsen and their vision, I didn't want to be excited about money while I'm not getting game time, my job is to play not be in the stands," Manzini told media. Manzini further weighed in on the current standard of South African football as he feels the constant coaching changes affect players as well.
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