“I must say it is the lowest point for me as chairman of the club because we have never lost a cup final to a National First Division club.' BraMahlatse
The shock 1-0 defeat to Galaxy condemned the massively popular but limping Naturena-based side to a deflating trophy drought that dates back four years.
Motaung revealed that he is yet to recover from the humiliation of losing a major cup final to a lower tier club they were heavily favoured to brush aside. “I must say it is the lowest point for me as chairman of the club because we have never lost a cup final to a National First Division club.Chiefs fans have accused Motaung of taking a back seat and allowed his much vilified son Bobby to run the club into the ground.
But Motaung senior insisted that nothing could be further from the truth and he remains in full control of the day to day affairs at Naturena."We have structures that deal with every part of the business and I am part of that."Obviously individuals have to take certain responsibilities but important decisions are taken by a collective.”
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