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born 1982 South Africa
Mabhuti Khenyeza (sometimes misspelled 'Khanyeza', born 17 June 1982 in Howick, KwaZulu) is a South African soccer manager and a retired South African professional footballer.
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I always leave room to learn things from them.
I don’t fear anything. I am strong mentally and I don’t back off in anything I do because I want to succeed.
They understand that a lot of it rests on their shoulders in terms of responsibility, and we’re just here to guide them – that’s it
It is important to be less of a critic and that’s what I do, especially when speaking to foreign coaches.
I took this job to come here and plant a seed to these players for them to be better.
He aligns himself with international demands and standards.
Another factor is their relationship with the coaches.
I follow a lot of international football and the kind of approach that’s used globally.
I am working to leave a legacy, something you will never buy. I hope that’s clear I am fearless.
I took this job to help those who need to be helped. To leave a legacy.
If you dwell too much in the past, then you’ll build up a sense of fear of doing things because you keep reciting the last season.
We just need to focus on the future and forget about the past...
I always listen to his interviews, and whenever he does his selection, he doesn’t look at football the same way we do ...
We watch players and see them do stylish stuff and say they’re hot and deserve to be in the national team, whereas he looks at the physicality or how tactically efficient that person is.
We’ll only learn lessons from the past. Even in general life, we learn from the past and we move past
We see teams in the PSL as well who are always signing players and have a squad worth millions on the field at the same time facing a team worth less but because of the application, the team worth less wins the game
We (South Africans) are sometimes friendly in how we discuss football and we aren’t critical enough
We just need to iron out a few things on our side, those who need to work more should do so but we’ve closed the gap because we’ve covered a lot of things with a lot of different approaches