Zinnbauer: Pirates can win it all if the players stay fit
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Dutch coach joins Orlando Pirates technical team
Orlando Pirates have bolstered their technical team with the appointment of Dutch goalkeeping coach Sjoerd Woudenberg ahead of the 2021-22 season. You may also like
Dolly: I want to share my experience with Ngcobo, Mashiane
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