Tsamaya This week’s soccer buzz

Wondering what Musa Nyatama gets up to when he is not dishing out delicious passes on the pitch? Wonder no more. His squeeze marinates his face with all manner of ointments. Word of advice to the madam. Nyatama is a black bone like our very own BBK.

In a normal world, it is usually the dog that wags the tail. But Tsamaya witnessed a reversal of roles when the tail, Quinton Fortune, commanded his boss Stuart Baxter.

Fortune’s bed must have been calling when he mushroomed from nowhere during Bafana’s post-match conference to tell Baxter and Bafana captain Itumeleng Khune, who were still addressing the media, to cut the cheap talk to the amazement of the gathered journos.

After clinching the Macufe Cup last weekend, residents of Mount Naturena were inundated with congratulations for “the treble” as this was a third trophy on the trot this season. Stone cold silence greeted the success. After all, Mickey Mouse trophies are not celebrated even at the kindergarten league.