The never-ending series of the war of words between TS Galaxy head coach Sead Ramovic and his Mamelodi Sundowns counterpart Rulani Mokwena has continued after Ramovic responded to the latest jibe by Mokwena.
Mokwena accused Ramovic of seeking 'attention' in his post-match press conference last week following Downs' 3-0 thrashing of AmaZulu FC after the German revealed to the media the details of a call he received from the Brazilians coach.
The 37-year-old had said if he has something to say, he will pick up the phone and call the German but also accused him of disrespecting the Motsepe family.
Ahead of Sundowns' clash away to the Rockets, which was scheduled for this week, before it was postponed, Mokwena promised that he would have no problem shaking Ramovic's hand despite their feud.
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However, the 44-year-old tactician did not take kindly to Mokwena's words again and accused him of 'ignorance and inferiority complex'.
"Someone that undermines you and feels great to provoke you and be sarcastic, I don't think this is the right way and if you see that my players also understand that don't let anyone feel comfortable disrespecting you," Ramovic said in an interview on SABC News.
"The fact is, I only talk about the facts. A colleague that disrespects you, a colleague that undermines you, I think you should always raise your voice and say how things are.
"But after a while, I also learned that if he wants to advertise his ignorance and his inferiority complex, you don't actually have to do a lot of things, you just let him talk," he added.
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Galaxy's game against the Tshwane giants was postponed by the PSL after the Rockets' team bus was involved in an accident on their way to Mbombela Stadium that claimed the life of a driver of a VW Polo car in a head-on collision.
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