Life in the TS Galaxy camp quickly turns into a soap opera with dramatic twists and turns as the club tries to maneuver out of the financial crisis.
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It seems like every day the club has to face a new crisis and the management decides to fire whoever they feel like it.
Audio of the players’ meeting with team manager Njabulo Sukazi was leaked to the media on Thursday and the club responded by sacking two staff.
Rumors suggest that TS Galaxy’s videographer and brand manager has become the latest victim of a shooting at the club.
They are accused of being the ones who leaked the audio where Sukazi promised that the unpaid salary issue would be sorted out soon.
The first victim of such actions at the club was media officer Minenhle Mkhize last month.
Mkhize apparently had a run-in with coach Sead Ramovic after the Swallows game and when he was suspended without pay.
Phakaaathi’s Mgosi Squad reported that Mkhize and Ramovic could not see eye to eye when the coach had to participate in the post-match interview.
That’s when Ramovic told TS Galaxy boss Tim Sukazi ‘to do something about this guy’ and Mkhize was suspended.
Ramovic on a shooting spree
The TS Galaxy coach then lashed out at Mkhize at a media conference in Durban recently, saying it was he who made up the story about unpaid salaries.
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It has now become apparent that videographers and brand managers are also part of the unpaid staff.
Ramovic was again said to be the one who fired the duo, telling them he didn’t want to see them anywhere near the team.
The Serbian-German mentor also fired an unnecessary salvo at Sibusiso Vilakazi by accusing him of slacking during his time at the Rockets.
This escalated to a fight with Pitso Mosimane who came out in Vikalazi’s defense, saying he was a slacker at Sundowns even though he didn’t play.
Vilakazi started narrating the story and said that he had domestic problems with his sick child and needed 24-hour attention.
He said that he had asked the management of TS Galaxy for the downtime but was denied at that time.