Betway Premiership side Orbit College back coach Pogisho Makhoye despite languishing on the bottom of the PSL standings for most part of the season

The team management said they trust in Makhoye and his technical team
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Betway Premiership side Orbit College back coach Pogisho Makhoye despite languishing on the bottom of the PSL standings for most part of the season Betway Premiership side Orbit College back coach Pogisho Makhoye despite languishing on the bottom of the PSL standings for most part of the season
06 apr 2026 09:00
South African Betway Premiership
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Ordinarily or under general circumstances, Pogisho Makhoye should be out of his job at Orbit College.

The Betway Premiership newcomers are yet to set the PSL alight like they promised upon promotion from the National First Division this season.

And as a result they have been languishing at the base of the PSL standings for the greater part of the season and it does not look promising for them.

Orbit are second from bottom and with such a precarious position, if it were another team, they would have fired the coach.

But not so with the North West based side as General Manager, Matome Kganakga, said the team is fully behind its technical team.

“The coaches are doing everything possible to save the club,” said Kganakga to FARPost.

“We are confident, looking at the work that they are putting into training and the commitment from the players. Even if we finish number 14, we will be happy so that we can start properly next season. But the confidence that we have as a club in the league is there.”

Mzwakhe Ngwenya Mzwakhe Ngwenya Dailysports's expert Translated by the editors
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