Sead Ramovic says he is starting to reap the rewards of the hard work he has put in at TS Galaxy since his arrival.
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He said this after guiding the Galaxy to a good and necessary 2-1 win over AmaZulu FC in the DStv Premiership match away in Durban on Saturday night.
Before the game, the Galaxy were one of the teams involved in relegation but had jumped to the seventh place.
The Mpumalanga side have amassed 26 points from 21 games and are now fighting to finish in the top eight with nine games remaining.
“I have to give credit to the guys. I think we controlled the game from the first minute to the last,” Ramovic said after the match in Durban.
“The win was well deserved. Credit to the opponents as well for a fair and tough game. It’s not easy to come to AmaZulu and get maximum points.
“But we are happy about it and I am proud of my boys. Now we have 26 points and our goal is to be in the top eight.
“Now we have to focus, stay humble and get ready for the next game.
“I hope we get points there too,” added the Serbian-German Galaxy mentor.
It came together well
Striker Junior Traore secured three points for the Galaxy with a brace at AmaZulu.
He converted a penalty in the first half, and also scored with a header in the second half. The tally could be higher.
Ramovic said he wouldn’t have it any other way although he hopes to convert more chances.
“I won’t have anything if we continue in the same way. We scored, before we had many chances that we didn’t convert.
“I always say how you train is how you play. How they train… Now it’s been a year and a half since I came here and it’s great to see,” said Ramovic.
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He will have some time to find wherever he feels his team needs him in their next game on March 4.
Galaxy will go away to relegation threatened Marumo Gallants in what should be an interesting game.