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born 1974 South Africa

Vincent Dumisani Ngobe (born 5 March 1973) is a South African former professional soccer player who played as a midfielder. He played 32 times for the South Africa national team and works currently as head of development for Mpumalanga Black Aces.

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We have pace aplenty in the squad, so I think our mobility will give us a huge advantage against the top sides in the tournament.

It needs you to be consistent. You only fix where you see that there is a need to fix.

It showed how important I was for the team.

Yes, Rulani Mokwena is a very good coach who has his players who play for him and the team.

But we have a good blend of experience and youth which is slowly starting to jell.

The coach at the time said I was not a good player and I was always on the bench.

Turkey is a Muslim country and they were not used to seeing black people.

But for now I can easily and freely say Sundowns are winning the league title again this season.

They should not just look at their own mistakes but also what mistakes Sundowns make and where they can be punished.

There has been lots of talk about the physical strength of the other African sides, but because of that they lack pace.

The one weakness in the squad at the moment seems to be a lack of confidence.

A team that wins the league normally doesn't have two losses (so quickly).

If the players of other teams don't follow Sundowns' players' attitude then Sundowns will continue winning the league for as long as they can.

After a while, I got used to the environment there.

Why don't you keep the same players and have consistency? It will take time for them to understand each other.

We tend to rush when we have possession, and perhaps a little more composure will be more effective.

It woke me up and I have worked very hard at my game, and now that change in attitude is paying dividends.

I played for Ankaragücü and we saved it from relegation and I became a key player there.

That game (against Gabon) changed things.

Football, like any other profession, is about how much you put in. And what you put in, you get out.

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Dumisa Ngobe (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.