Hunt will face Sundowns in the MTN8 quarterfinal at Tuks Stadium on Sunday without three of his key players, Ricardo Goss, Grant Margerman and Thabang Sibanyoni, who are all on loan from Downs.
“That’s how the deal was done and I was not involved in that, so it is very difficult to sympathise,” Mokwena explained to the media yesterday. Mokwena said that when clubs enter into negotiations they have a right to address their concerns but that SuperSport and Sundowns agreed that those players won’t take part as usual.
“It is their priority to decide to not agree and if the clubs make the agreement and then after they feel they are being crippled, no one has forced them to sign these agreements.
This is evil. That's how they win the league by bullying other teams.
That's how Sundowns wins the league, they sign the best players so that they don't play against them and also to decrease the quality of the teams they face. Fraud.
That agreement is not Fifa regulated, Supersport can ignore
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