Tshepo Mashiloane

Black & ugly | 🌿 | 👽 | Kaizer Chiefs
FC | Manchester United FC

[Tshepo Mashiloane @MgeeDaAlien]

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[Q @Q_Lyrica]

New release on the SickPride website.

https://t.co/T5S5lTHT6i

To be shared with Friends, Family and all Music Lovers

#HipHop #Qwaqwa #SickPride

[Mithisa Motho @tafolaI8]

You just described Somali, Pakistani, Mozambican, Nigerian folk towards South Africans

[seapei kaofela 🇿🇦 @Silindokuhle_]

Waking up to rain in June is mad. It’s already so cold bra

[Sonwabile🇿🇦 @Qoboqobo4]

Stop this Springbok /Bafana Bafana Comparison. There are only 5 countries,6 at best, in the World that compete with the Boks for the World Cup. Over 30 well-resourced countries compete with Bafana for the World Cup. Never watch Bafana with Springboks expectations, ever!

[Thando @Ta_Fitty]

Leave the reporting and breaking of news to journalists, problem is everyone wants to break the news and be right.

[Malume Malusi @UncleCul]

Bafana Bafana needs to work on our concentration first 10-15 minutes.

So we don’t play chase

[Khayelihle 🤍 @brokegirlKay]

🚨 After listening to Pitso Mosimane on Changing the Game, I find myself vouching for him and his technical staff too as a national team coaching setup. He doesn’t just see players and tactics, he understands the entire football ecosystem: development, analysis, culture, leadership, structure, and long term ambition. His view of AFCON stood out: it’s not the destination, it’s preparation for the World Cup. Every tournament should build toward competing at that level, and even playing more competitive friendlies is part of that process, because growth only happens when you consistently test yourself against stronger opposition.

What stood out just as much was listening to his technical team; the analyst and fitness coach breaking down matches like Mexico with real clarity. It wasn’t emotional, it was structural: we struggled to keep the ball, couldn’t string 10 passes together, couldn’t progress into the final third, and couldn’t escape the press. That lack of control in midfield forced the fullbacks to stay deeper and limited our attacking rhythm.

There was also deeper tactical reflection about identity. South Africa naturally thrives with width, rhythm, and attacking expression, yet we’ve often shifted into systems like a back five or a back three depending on opposition analysis. In the Mexico game, the captain mentioned in an interview they watched , that the plan came from video analysis showing Mexico’s usual 3-5-2 shape, which influenced our decision to mirror it. But it raises a bigger question: how much can you really change your structure just four days before a tournament opener and still expect full cohesion? Instead of imposing our identity, we reacted to theirs and without enough time to fully prepare or automate the system, we lost rhythm, control, and clarity in how we normally play.

We’ve historically thrived with a back four and natural wingers, so these shifts raise important questions about what truly suits us and what our football identity should be. The system itself isn’t the only issue it’s the timing, preparation, and whether we are building consistency over time rather than reacting late.

At the same time, having more locally based players isn’t a weakness it can actually be a strength if used properly. It allows for better preparation time, stronger cohesion in camps, and clearer tactical understanding. You see it in teams like Egypt, where a core of domestic-based players are well drilled in a consistent system. The key is not where players play, but how well they are integrated into a clear identity.

What I took from all of it is simple: this is what modern football leadership looks like. Not just reacting to results, but understanding patterns, structure, timing, and identity. And that’s why I’d back him as a coach or a director for the National project 🇿🇦

[knick @Knick_RSA]

Pakistan wants to vote in South Africa 🇿🇦 Yet there’s no Single South African that votes in Pakistan.

When we fight foreigners- we are preventing such nonsensical things.

[Kaizer Motaung Jr @kaizerm_jr]

@duke_robin @sportswireza No we are not. False story

[Tswanetse Wa Lekhosi @tswanetse]

@fweshtiny From all south African who didn't block you.

[knick @Knick_RSA]

The whole continent wants to Vote in South Africa 🇿🇦 niyanya 😭

[Tiišetšo Sedibana @Mphele_]

This matter settled so quickly before we could even comment.

[Tshepo Mashiloane @MgeeDaAlien]

@UncleCul @mshengulala @NaleRunner A banger 🔥

[iDiski Times @iDiskiTimes]

𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚‼️

AmaZulu FC head coach Arthur Zwane has penned a new deal with the club, iDiski Times has learnt.

Story by Sinethemba Sithole (@Sinethembah_)✍️

https://t.co/L5eI7CVonp

[Tshepo Mashiloane @MgeeDaAlien]

@GastrOo_00 Rubbish that madala 🚮 he thinks he's the best thing to happen to our football, nxa.

[Tshepo Mashiloane @MgeeDaAlien]

@GastrOo_00 SAFA is full of politics, thats why

[G.A Lesabe 😌🇿🇦🇦🇷🇪🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @GomolemoLesabe]

That Sabelo account is right up there with some of the worst accounts on PSL twitter

[knick @Knick_RSA]

South Africa 🇿🇦 doesnt belong to Politicians I think we must make it Clear.

[Lesilo Rula @kay_mahapa]

You guys just believe anything you read on the internet. Y’all worry me

[Lesilo Rula @kay_mahapa]

As the African continent we would like to apologise to the world for subjecting them to Tunisia at this World Cup.

[Lesilo Rula @kay_mahapa]

We’re going to have to play the best 90 minutes of our lives on Thursday