Brian Baloyi Quotes
born 1974 South Africa
Brian Baloyi (born 16 March 1974 is a retired South African association football goalkeeper.
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It’s not gonna be easy playing the hosts but I believe we have enough to cause an upset and knockout the hosts.
Right now in South Africa, it is a free-for-all. We have hundreds and hundreds of academies.
The PSL and the clubs want ready-made products.
Ronwen is 33, and he is our best goalkeeper by far. Between now and the World Cup, we have to pray that he doesn’t get injured.
Someone else comes and says, 'Eish, I love German football,' and they teach German football and so on — hence the free-for-all
The question is, what has he left? What did he build? Yes, he was winning, but what system would you say he built and left behind?
In other sporting codes, like rugby and cricket, when these young boys go into academies, they are taught everything they need to know
The people responsible for football development are Safa, and they need to come up with a proper plan and programme for goalkeeper development
They are focused on results and on finding players who are ready-made
When you are running a business, you go with what works
When we talk about building, we must be talking about building the system in a way that whoever comes in will have that to work with.
It must be better than what we found.
Our kids are playing all these different styles, but we need a technical director who is going to come in and say, 'You are not allowed to come in and teach your own thing.
Before we start getting concerned about the strikers, looking at what we have, I am hoping that Mayo will step up, get back to form, and become the Mayo we know from Cape Town City.
So we will be demanding that the new coach builds on his (Broos's) success, but there is no system or even playing style that they are building upon.
We have a South African problem at the moment
People put money in many ventures, in franchises, and they were cheated out of their money,” the former goal stopper says, looking back. “Sports teaches you it is OK to fail
I am hoping that this season he will get back to that level, especially now that he is no longer on loan but on a permanent deal
As much as there is talent coming through club development systems, that talent is often developed for the benefit of the club, not necessarily for the benefit of the country