Comitis challenges Erasmus to step up
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has challenged Kermit Erasmus to step up after joining the Citizens on a two-year deal, writes DYLAN APPOLIS. You may also like
CT City to share MTN8 winnings
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has promised the players half of the R8-million winners’ cheque after they defeated SuperSport United in the MTN8 final at the Moses Mabhida Stadium on Saturday. You may also like
Comitis: Europe will come calling for Patosi again
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis says forward Ayanda Patosi has abilities that no one else has and that he expects some contact from European clubs at the end of the season. You may also like
‘Cup finals shouldn’t be played at neutral venues’ – CT City boss
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis has issued a call to the PSL to rethink its process of deciding venues for cup finals ahead of the MTN8 final against SuperSport United in Durban. You may also like
Benni could miss Pirates clash
Cape Town City boss John Comitis has confirmed that coach Benni McCarthy may not be on the bench for the clash against Orlando Pirates. You may also like
CT City coach: They know we can play
Benni McCarthy believes Cape Town City’s brand of football is what sets them apart from other clubs, in addition to revealing how the club are turning Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates fans into Citizens supporters. You may also like
CT City sign new radio partnership agreement
Cape Town City FC have confirmed that they have signed a deal to enter into a partnership with Cape-based radio broadcasters Heart FM. You may also like
CT City sign former Pirates striker Rantie
Cape Town City bolstered their squad with the signing of Bafana Bafana and former Orlando Pirates striker Tokelo Rantie. You may also like
City want Manyama back – Comitis
Cape Town City hopes to lure Bafana Bafana star Lebogang Manyama back to the club, according to the club’s chairman John Comitis. You may also like
‘Norodien, Links bring quality and intelligence to City’
Cape Town City chairman John Comitis says he is delighted to have signed two ‘highly talented’ attackers in Riyaad Norodien and Gift Links. You may also like
