Cavin Johnson: I would happily return to Al Ahly
Former Al Ahly assistant coach Cavin Johnson has revealed that he would happily return to the Egyptian giants in the future.
Johnson: Al Ahly are ready to face Al Duhail
Al Ahly assistant coach Cavin Johnson believes the team is ready to face Al Duhail SC in the first round of Fifa Club World Cup on Thursday. You may also like
Johnson: We took care of AS SONIDEP
Al Ahly assistant coach Cavin Johnson was satisfied with the team’s performance following their 1-0 victory over AS SONIDEP. You may also like
Johnson: Mosimane had a role in this match
Al Ahly assistant coach Cavin Johnson insists that head coach Pitso Mosimane play his role in helping his side overcome Ghazl El Mahalla SC, despite his absence on the touchline. You may also like
Pitso gives players time off ahead of Caf CL final
Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane and his coaching staff have given their players some time off ahead of their Caf Champions League final encounter on 27 November. You may also like
Johnson: This title important for club and fans
Al Ahly assistant coach Cavin Johnson insists his side are turning their focus to the Caf Champions League final after clinching their 42nd Egyptian Premier League title. You may also like
Johnson to assist Pitso at Al Ahly
Al Ahly coach Pitso Mosimane has picked Cavin Johnson as his assistant at the Egyptian giants after Rhulani Mokwena opted to remain at Mamelodi Sundowns. You may also like
‘Chiefs became predictable before the break’ – Johnson doubts Amakhosi title charge
Experienced PSL coach Cavin Johnson believes it will be very difficult for Kaizer Chiefs to return to action and have the same success as at the start of the season because teams have figured out their tactical approach. You may also like
Johnson replaces Eymael as Leopards coach
Black Leopards have confirmed the appointment of Cavin Johnson as their new head coach following the departure of Luc Eymael. You may also like
Pitso: I can’t go coach in Germany
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has defended local coaches by suggesting they have the quality and experience to coach abroad. You may also like
