Brian Baloyi Quotes
born 1974 South Africa
Brian Baloyi (born 16 March 1974 is a retired South African association football goalkeeper.
- South Africa
- Soccer players
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This is how kids get developed,' so that everyone who comes through and gets to the national team, and when they leave, the new coach will build from that.
Banyana know they’d have to be at their best, starting with the coach and choosing the right team for the game
With all due respect to Chaine and Ricardo Goss, they are good goalkeepers, but at a World Cup you need a great goalkeeper
They have no idea how to handle the money that suddenly comes their way
Every coach that comes in has to introduce their own.
I always liken football players to lotto winners.
I am hoping that now he will feel, 'I am back home', focus, and understand the pressure that comes with playing for Kaizer Chiefs — and that he can take that pressure and embrace it.
Nine times out of ten, especially at bigger clubs, the focus is on winning and immediate results.
If you look at the PSL, close to 60 per cent of the clubs are playing foreign goalkeepers.
From my understanding at this stage, whoever comes in will have to start from scratch.
For me, the main thing is that whoever comes in as the national coach must be someone who is going to leave a legacy.
It’s a problem that cannot be addressed by the PSL or the clubs alone, because both are businesses at the end of the day.
We can see it even from the clubs — there is no trusted playing philosophy.
They are going to start from scratch building their own philosophy, and that is one of the greatest problems we have in South Africa.
Not only concentrate on the national team, but also build coaches from grassroots to assist in building a national playing philosophy.
This is how children are taught to play football in this country.
Someone will come and say, 'I love English football, I'm going to form my academy and teach English football.'
Winning the 2027 AFCON would be too much to ask for.
I want to change the pathways of football; leave it better for those who are coming behind us.
For me, I'd say there is no way that the new coach will be able to build on what coach Hugo Broos has left.