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[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Omoiyaoluko @the_marcoliboy Some of the things include people that protect criminal action such as those organisations which stand against March and March. Freedom of speech means that there are a lot of people that you may disagree with.

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@paskoten @Henderson2V @the_marcoliboy

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Omoiyaoluko @the_marcoliboy Your initial stand point seems to come from assumptions and propaganda so I am not will educate people on the realities on the ground.

I do not agree with everything our citizens do but I can understand the fight against illegal immigration and how it's forced Gov to act NOW.

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@manuelbajayi @the_marcoliboy

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@_ofili @the_marcoliboy

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@KevinAr12909916 @the_marcoliboy

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Omoiyaoluko @the_marcoliboy What happens when those that are tasked to handle the law don't do so?

History tells us what happens + there is so many examples of that throughout the world.

Our Governmenet supported + is continuing to support illegal or criminal action by foreigners so what must citizens do?

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Sheggswonder @urbanlegend019 @the_marcoliboy What do you equate to harassment?

People fighting for their actual rights?

Do you consider the history of Africa and how other countries kicked out Africans in their numbers e.g. Ghana?

Are you realistic?

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Spillzy2408 @the_marcoliboy I am Xhosa you IDIOT!!!!

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@urbanlegend019 @the_marcoliboy You so dumb, I am talking about a lived experience. I love all my African brothers form the north, east, west or south Africa. However, you cannot abuse us or blackmail us into accepting what is happening in South Africa.

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@Henderson2V @the_marcoliboy Bra relax, we have actual laws and people that have the capacity not to hate Africans because of their experiences, but want their laws applied appropriately.

[Khandalimtshelokwakhe @k_mfundopraise]

The whole Africa supported Mexico 🇲🇽 against South Africa but Mexico supported South Africa 🇿🇦 😂 there are levels in this game 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Frank ⭐⭐👆 @Thee3nthusiasts]

We were never losing that game. This game was won in the tunnel👏 What a song 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[EBL @EBL2017]

South Africa deserve a lot of credit for getting better in each game.

They are a welcome addition to the knockout stages.

They deviated from their typical play style in the first game as they shifted to a back 3 which didn't work in or out of possession (0 points).

Shifted to a back 4 in a 4-3-3 and played with more in-possession balance and more directness in the build-up against Czech's man-to-man press but lacked defensive clarity (1 point).

And against South Korea they maintained their in-possession balance in the 4-3-3 but improved their defensive clarity by sticking to a compact 4-4-2 and defending in a mid/low block with a big transitional threat (3 points).

The results have reflected the quality of the performances.

It was a real shame to see Broos go against the country's identity and DNA in the first game by shifting to a defensive system without the ambition to be proactive and to take the game to the opponent. Instead, they were overly pragmatic and lacked clarity with and without the ball.

As soon as they reverted to the identity of ambitious, technical, and dynamic football which has been created by the Mamelodi Sundowns in recent years, South Africa found success again.

But, the thing is, they did not do it in a 'naive' way. The Sundowns were often naive in the Club World Cup as they constantly tried to play out of man-to-man pressure by playing out from the back when the optimal solution is to find ways to quickly advance the ball into 1v1 situations high. Against Mexico, South Africa were guilty of this error once again, but they were much more direct and logical with their approach against Czech Republic and South Korea as they often played one pass short to lure the press on before playing direct to 1v1 situations high.

Plus, in the defensive moment, instead of going 'gung-ho', they played a compact and well-drilled 4-4-2 against a team that struggles to break the opponent down in open play and South Africa used their outlets to get up the pitch and to be a threat in counter-attacking moments.

Combine that with their typical bravery, ambition, dynamism, and short + sharp combination play in possession and you get a well-drilled and nicely balanced team.

The blueprint to success is clear so Broos should certainly stick with it going forwards. Canada are difficult opposition, but South Africa can go toe-to-toe with them if they maintain tactical balance and play with their typical level of bravery. Expecting a very fun round of 32 game.

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[Phumlani Msibi @Zo_love_lani]

Mexico x Suth Africa Gwijo we just made up on the Spot.😭

#BafanaBafana

[Scrumming Flyhalf @scrumming_ten]

BREAKING NEWS:

South Africa become the first country to hold the Rugby World Cup and the ICC World Test Championship whilst qualifying for the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup at the same time

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[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

@FIFAWorldCup History made 🇿🇦

[Tony 🔰 @FlavourTony]

WE DID IT!!! 😭😭😭😭😭

[FIFA World Cup @FIFAWorldCup]

South Africa advance to the knockout stage for the first time! 👏

#FIFAWorldCup