a écrit le 6 juin 2013 à 12h33 Igesund said the most important thing was to get to the base safely and start preparations.
“The fact is that it is not the ideal preparation but we will not allow it to upset us, what is done is done. We have a responsibility to our country to play this match and we have to be strong. We will make sure the players are ready for Saturday, and this setback will only get to us if we allow it to, so we won’t do that.â€
The players are also eager to get on with the business and put the matter behind them.
“Obviously we are very disappointed but as professionals we have to get on with it. Fortunately, the coach had prepared us well mentally. We are here for one thing – that is to play the match and win it. We will accept what happened and move forward,†said Bafana Bafana captain Itumeleng Khune.
“We were just worried about the road because we don’t know the area very well and driving such a long distance at night could be dangerous. But I am glad we have arrived safely. We are aware all South Africans were worried about the safety of the team and we would like to thank them for their concern. Gratitude also goes to all who were involved to ensure we travelled safely.â€
Bafana Bafana will have their first training in Cameroon on Thursday afternoon (06 June).
“The fact is that it is not the ideal preparation but we will not allow it to upset us, what is done is done. We have a responsibility to our country to play this match and we have to be strong. We will make sure the players are ready for Saturday, and this setback will only get to us if we allow it to, so we won’t do that.â€
The players are also eager to get on with the business and put the matter behind them.
“Obviously we are very disappointed but as professionals we have to get on with it. Fortunately, the coach had prepared us well mentally. We are here for one thing – that is to play the match and win it. We will accept what happened and move forward,†said Bafana Bafana captain Itumeleng Khune.
“We were just worried about the road because we don’t know the area very well and driving such a long distance at night could be dangerous. But I am glad we have arrived safely. We are aware all South Africans were worried about the safety of the team and we would like to thank them for their concern. Gratitude also goes to all who were involved to ensure we travelled safely.â€
Bafana Bafana will have their first training in Cameroon on Thursday afternoon (06 June).
