Royal AM who are doing quite well in the DStv Premiership sofa have left soccer fans and the media in shock after they started splashing the cash on the field after the side won 2-1 defeating Maritzburg United on Sunday afternoon, but some of the players were not happy about what Andile Mpisane and his mother Shauwn Mkhize were doing.
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Mkhize and her daughter could not contain their excitement and they went into the pitch in a jubilant mood with an envelope full of cash which they distributed to their players as bonuses for the great performance, but some players were unhappy about it and they pleaded with their coach John Maduka to tell their bosses not to come with the money in front of the cameras.
"ahhh coach, talk to them, tell them not to come with the money here (on the field in front of the cameras)," One of the players who was standing next to the captain said, clearly unhappy with what was happening.
His plea fell on deaf ears since Andile and his mother went on to show off as they took out some stashes of cash from the envelope and called upon players to come forward to collect their money in hard cash.
Ever since the video emerged, there were different reactions from South Africans, some were criticising this behaviour saying that it was unprofessional and it raised suspicions, some people are saying the reason the players were not paid the money in a more formal way, they are via Electronic Funds Transfer is because they are paying them with dirty money and it can't be transferred via the bank.
Royal AM are having a great start to the season, they have won four games in a row scoring eleven goals in the process, they are in position number three with 12 points in six games, just four points behind the log leaders Mamelodi Sundowns who are on 16 points.
Mkhize and her daughter could not contain their excitement and they went into the pitch in a jubilant mood with an envelope full of cash which they distributed to their players as bonuses for the great performance, but some players were unhappy about it and they pleaded with their coach John Maduka to tell their bosses not to come with the money in front of the cameras.
"ahhh coach, talk to them, tell them not to come with the money here (on the field in front of the cameras)," One of the players who was standing next to the captain said, clearly unhappy with what was happening.
His plea fell on deaf ears since Andile and his mother went on to show off as they took out some stashes of cash from the envelope and called upon players to come forward to collect their money in hard cash.
Mamkhize and Andile Mpisane brought back a dead vibe on PSL. It's good to see South Africans talking about PSL weekend after weekend. We need more women.
— The Edge Search (@TheEdgeSearch1) October 4, 2021
Royal AM Players "Please Coach, tell them to not come with the money here"...pic.twitter.com/fjTqJMARpR
Ever since the video emerged, there were different reactions from South Africans, some were criticising this behaviour saying that it was unprofessional and it raised suspicions, some people are saying the reason the players were not paid the money in a more formal way, they are via Electronic Funds Transfer is because they are paying them with dirty money and it can't be transferred via the bank.
Royal AM are having a great start to the season, they have won four games in a row scoring eleven goals in the process, they are in position number three with 12 points in six games, just four points behind the log leaders Mamelodi Sundowns who are on 16 points.
