Irvin Khoza Owner of Orlando Pirates, Just Announced that Jose Riveiro is no Longer

The chairman of the Orlando Pirates, Khoza, is incensed about Riveiro’s “demeaning and offensive” remarks.
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The Spanish player has been named to spearhead the Buccaneers’ bid to win the Premier Soccer League the following year.

Irvin Khoza, the chairman of the Orlando Pirates, has taken aim at people who are against Jose Riveiro being named the team’s new coach.

On June 25, the 46-year-old Spaniard was named head coach of the Buccaneers, succeeding Mandla Ncikazi, who was dropped to the position of assistant coach.

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The Soweto team’s decision to go with what some saw as “a little-known” coach did not sit well with some fans. On social media, he has gone by a number of names, including the generic moniker of a plumber.

The administrator, however, is unimpressed with people who use the term “insulting and humiliating.”

“I am humbled that a social media activist in the Twittersphere refrained from using derogatory language to discuss plumbers, as it is offensive and dehumanizing,” Khoza stated to Sunday World.

He addressed reporters from the coach’s native nation, and he did not return with phrases like a plumber. A serious discussion is beneficial because some individuals only seek to offend and do not offer any constructive answers.”

Over the past ten years, the Bucs have struggled to contend for the Premier Soccer League title, which has not gone over well with their fans.

They had 44 points at the end of the previous season, 21 points less than champions Mamelodi Sundowns.

The “Iron Duke” is confident that the new strategist will benefit the team, though.

“The coach was thoroughly searched for. It was a demanding procedure, and looking at some of our instructors is fascinating,” Khoza said.

“If you examine the different head coaches of each of our teams, they have