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“It depends on many things, such as the programmes of the coaches and the programme of the national coach. I am local and I want to help because when I help I also help South Africa. The [PSL] coaches want to meet the [Bafana] coach and the coach wants to meet the coaches.
“We will sit down with the coach to facilitate this because we didn’t have time over the past two months due to hectic programmes. Next year we want to finish this thing of [PSL] coaches meeting the [Bafana] coach once and for all.”
Broos initially wanted to meet the coaches at one venue, but that is not possible due to logistical issues and it appears that meetings will be held in Gauteng, Durban and Cape Town.
In September, the straight-talking Broos blamed the PSL for allegedly failing to acknowledge his requests for a meeting with the clubs and coaches to discuss issues that could help Bafana.
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