The meeting was attended by the PSL Acting CEO, Cambridge Mokanyane, PSL GM of Football, Derek Blanckensee, PSL GM of Safety and Security Phillip Masimong.
During the three-hour meeting, a number of matters were discussed by the two parties and chief amongst those was the spate of hooliganism by a faction of supporters at football matches, especially Mamelodi Sundowns fans, two months ago.
After the discussions, Mokanyane said the meeting was the first major step towards ensuring that the PSL and the SAPS work hand in glove to ensure that football spectators who attend PSL matches feel safe.
Mokanyane says: "We had a very productive operational meeting with the leadership of the SAPS. We really wanted to reinforce the commitment between the PSL and SAPS on curbing spectator misbehaviour.
"SAPS are a very important stakeholder to the PSL. We have adopted a zero tolerance towards hooliganism."
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The logic is that if club branches are involved and work closely with authorities, the misbehaviours in stadiums may be reduced!
I agree with you Prof_Makaveli, they should have posted those ruthless Chimpanzees when they were throwing cabbages in the field.====and those gorillas throwing pap in the field.
A nice picture will be when the Chimpanzees are burning Baxter's cooked CV and presenting him with his flight ticket back to Slovakia.
Khosified and Baptised in Naturena! akunabhari ezongcengwa laaaaaa!