Gavin Hunt Gives Players Freedom Amid Alcohol Controversy

Kaizer Chiefs’ Alcohol Saga

Legendary goalkeeper Itumenlang Khune recently found himself in deep trouble for allegedly being under the influence while at training.

Kaizer Chiefs’ captain, Itumeleng Khune, faced criticism for reportedly attending training under the influence of alcohol. Additionally, midfielder Mduduzi Mdantsane was recently suspended for breaking the club’s drinking policy at an official event.

SuperSport United Coach’s Stance

SuperSport United coach, Gavin Hunt, has given his players the green light to drink as much as they want, as long as it doesn’t impact their performance on the field. Hunt dismisses the criticism of players’ drinking habits and emphasizes the importance of their performance during matches.

Hunt’s Perspective on Player Behavior

Former Kaizer Chiefs coach and current Supersport United coach Gavin Hunt gave his perspective on alcohol and it’s effect on player recently on the Thisisfootball.Africa podcast.

In an interview on the Thisisfootball.Africa podcast, Hunt defends his players, citing examples of past players who consumed alcohol but performed exceptionally well. He mentions Teenage Dladla and Ace Ntsoelengoe, highlighting that their drinking habits didn’t hinder their on-field achievements.

Alcohol Issues in Premier Soccer League

The controversy around alcohol abuse in the Premier Soccer League is not new. Earlier this year, former Mamelodi Sundowns players Andile Jali and Sipho Mbule faced allegations of training under the influence. The history includes Chiefs releasing Dumisani Zuma for breaching the club’s alcohol policy despite undergoing rehabilitation after a previous incident.

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