AmaZulu ban a fan for inciting violence on coach
AmaZulu Media Officer Brilliant Mkhathini says the fan that tried to rally supporters to march against coach Cavin Johnson has been banned from attending Usuthu games.
GV of fans during the Absa Premiership match between AmaZulu and Moroka Swallows at Moses Mabhida Stadium on December 20, 2014 in Durban, South Africa. (Photo by Steve Haag/Gallo Images)
Following reports that disgruntled supporters will attend Usuthu training sessions in an attempt to drive Johnson out of the team, AmaZulu identified the fan that was organising the proposed training attendance and was subsequently banned from attending matches.
“We spoke to the fan and the club’s resolution was we won’t have people that incite violence coming to the game, he was identified and he won’t be welcomed to our games anymore,” Mkhathini told Phakaaathi.
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”You know when fans talk, it might incite violence and we felt we don’t need people like that coming into the stadium because they are troublesome and will turn the attention away from the game, this is all according to our general manager Lunga Sokhela,” added Mkhathini.
