66 • City Press Soccer Annual ’88EPHRAIM ‘JOMO’ SONO

M eshack M otloung PLACE OF BIRTH; O rlando East, Soweto, Johannesburg DATE O F BIRTH: June 17, 1955 START OF PRO FESSIO NAL CAREER: 1970, w ith O rlando Pirates FIRST PRO FESSIO NAL OPPONENTS: Daveyton Invitation X I , at Daveyton LAST OFFICIAL G A M E FOR O RLAN D O PIRATES: Aga in st Durban City in 1982; played for Pirates in a farewell gam e against Kaizer Chiefs in 1984.

JOMO Sono has been called by quite a few names in his time. He was born Ephraim Matsilele Sono- to a footballing father who was himself a legend in his time.

Eric “Scara” Sono, Jomo’s fa­ther, was widely ackowledged to be one of the best footballers of his era.

He was captain of Orlando Pi­rates - then playing in the non-racial South African Soccer League - when he was tragically killed in a car accident in 1964.

He had nicknamed his son after the late Jomo Kenyatta, who was President of Kenya, a man he ido­lised.

For the first few years of his ca­reer, the fans dubbed him “Trouble­maker” because of the difficulties he gave opposing defences.

The nicknames that have stuck are “Jomo” and “The Black Prince of Soweto”, the latter given to him in recognition of his ball mastery.

Eric Sono could not have dreamt that his son would follow so success­fully in his footsteps and become one of the best footballers of his era.

Jomo wanted to become a boxer in his youth and says he boxed as an amateur.

But he also played soccer and got a chance early to prove himself in top company. He was an instant hit, and stardom was not far away.

The man who promoted Jomo to the senior Pirates team was another Pirates favourite, Alfred “Russia” Jacobs, who was still playing then.

“It was a gamble,” Jacobs recalls “but we had nothing to lose. He was a gifted footballer and it was only a matter of time before he would make it.”

Sono became a household name - and ranks with the all-time greats at Pirates.

In 1976 he scored all four goals for a controversial “South African” team against a side of Argentinians invited to co-incide with a visit by a Fifa commission.

It’s been a long, long' wait for ‘Mr Cosmos’

That feat did more wonders for his already successful career, and Sono later went to play in the North American Soccer League for New York Cosmos. There he played alongside the great Brazilian, Pele.

For a few years before 1983,Sono and the Pirates’ management at the time disagreed on certain mat­ters and at one time he is said to have made an offer to buy the club.

But it did not happen and he bought a second divison club, Germis- ton Callies - and renamed it Jomo Cosmos, after himself and New York Cosmos.

In 1983 he bought Dion High­lands, formerly Highlands Park - one of the most successful clubs in the National Football League and the National Professional Soccer League - and incorporated it into Jomo Cosmos.

Jomo approached Roy Matthews, then coach with Arcadia, to take over the reins - and Matthews did.

Not long after that, Jomo per­suaded his old Pirates team-mate, Webster Lichaba, to join him at Cosmos.

Today Lichaba, who has had a distinguished career, is one of the di­rectors of the club.

Jomo Cosmos has come a long way since 1983 - and long years of hard work and patience were at last rewarded in 1987 when Cosmos won the Castle League championship.

It was a dream come true and made up for the team’s poor luck in the 1986 Mainstay Cup final, which they lost to Sundowns after outplaying them.

One of the reasons Cosmos have achieved such success is the close rela­tionship Sono has had with coach Roy Matthews.

Jomo has always said that he felt Matthews was the best coach in the country - and Matthews’ track re­cord is eloquent testimony.

Cosmos were the only first divi­sion club in 1987 who had kept faith with their coach for over four years.

Cosmos attribute their success to their youth policy - they have always been interested in giving young players a chance, and they signed a few bright sparks in 1987.

What about Jomo Sono the soc­

cer administrator on the wrong side of his playing career?

Sono has been for many years a businessman and has learnt much since becoming Mr Cosmos.

There have been times when he has appeared uncomfortable in the tough world of professional soccer, and times when he appeared not to be making a success of things.

He has often hinted at taking on the NSL establishment, but has lacked the nerve. Today he is a far more mature administrator - and seems to be at peace with himself and the league.

Jomo the soccer player is some­thing of a contradiction nowadays. In the last few years he has put on a lot of weight - and that has undouted- ly affected his mobility.

His critics call him fat and clum­sy. Clumsy he has sometimes been, but he has also continued to pro­duce incredible flashes of brilliance.

In 1987 he was still capable of passing the ball almost magically - he is arguably one of the best passers of the ball in his era in this country.

Sono has said that he is still good enough to play professional soccer in South Africa - and will re­tire only when he stops enjoying the game.

Only time will tell how much longer will he last.

In 1984, Sono announced he had written his autobiography, but it has not been published yet.

He expects the book to finally see the light of day in 1988. We all look forward to it.

Jomo Sono.

GOLDEN OLDIE JPS Man o f th e Series

Mark Tovey with the victorious 1987 J P S winners.

Mark Tovey turns around to a s se ss the damage of an Orlando Pirates’ attack, with keeper Dave Watterson in the foreground.

MARK TOVEY

Tovey makes his MarkBUSH Bucks’ defender Mark Tovey assisted his side to clinch the JPS Knockout trophy and eventually won the JPS KO man of the series award.

Tovey, a man whose experience saw him playing for sides like Casio Dyna­mos and Durban City, came on to the professional scene in 1971.

Born in Pretoria in May 1955, the 32-year-old player was fortunate that his father decided to settle in Durban in 1971.

“1 joined Durban United in 1971 and moved to Durban City the follo­wing year,” he said.

At that stage, both Durban United and Durban City were still playing in the National Football League.

In 1980 he joined Casio Dynamos and the following year joined Durban City - which won the NPSL title for two successive years.

At Bush Bucks in 1987, he also assisted with the coaching duties.

Tovey is a leader in the true sense of the word. As captain, he led Dynamos in the early 1980’s, Durban City when they first won the NPSL champions­hips and Bush Bucks in 1984.

“ 1 also assisted in the coaching de­partment when we won the JPS Cup in 1987,” he said.

He believes that he personally had a good year at Bush Bucks.

“Although we had ups and downs, particularly in the league fixtures, our players have proved to be consistent,” he said.

“Our standard dropped a little bit because most of the players got swollen headed. They forgot that you are only as good as your last game,” said Tovey.

Tovey is praying that his side gets sponsorship, “to keep us going.”

“ If there’s no sponsorship, there tends to be a lot of problems. Wages are paid very late and players beco­ming unco-operative,”he said.

Johannes “Ryder” Mofokeng (left) and Jan Lechaba (right), two Kaizer Chiefs’ stalw arts who joined the Am akhosi in their giory days of the 1970s.

THE NSL FIRST DIVISION HONOURS SCHEDULE

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ONLY eight clubs won honours in NSL first division competitions since the for­mation of the NSL in 1985.

Kaizer Chiefs won eight in all — and the only other clubs which won more than one were Bush Bucks and Arcadia. They won two each.

Five others — Rangers, Bioemfontein Celtic, Wits University, Mamelodi Sun ­dow ns and Jomo Cosmos — won one each.

Including the Charity tournaments and excluding the representative g a ­mes, 17 competitions were played.

Chiefs won the Charity Tournament twice (1986 and 1987), the BP Top Eight twice (1985 and 1987), the Ohisson 's Challenge once (1987), the JPS Knoc­kout once (1986), the M ainstay Cup once (1987), and the then Cham p of Cham ps once (1986).

They are the only club to have won a title every year.

1987 w as their most successful sea­son in the last three — they won four titles.

Bush Bucks won the Castle league (1985) and the JPS Knockout (1987) while Arcadia won Cham p of Cham ps (1985) and the Top Eight (1986).

A new ‘boost’ at Cosmos

SAsaEiZ 'C osm os’ coach Roy Matthews.

JOMO Cosmos in 1987 became the first South African soccer club in­volved in a research project on ener­gy replacement products.

The project was sponsored by Leppin International, which said it would spend over R30 000 on an in- depth scientific study to benefit soc­cer.

The project is due to finish in 1988.

Coach Roy Matthews said the en­tire Cosmos team had taken various “carbo load” and energy boosting products and he had noticed the team play much more energetically in the second half of their matches.

“There is no doubt that the team’s work rate increased, and with the boys getting less tired, there was a corresponding higher level of mental alertness towards the end of the game,” he said.

Kaizer Motaung, then with Orlando Pirates, with team mate Ratha Mokgoatleng after his arrival from the U SA in 1968. The two men were founder members of the Kaizer XI, which finally split from Pirates’ to become Kaizer Chiefs in 1970.

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1970W inners Stylo Competition

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C O A CH : G len Jordens F L A Y E R S : P a t r ic k W a s m u t h , D a v id ^Wymers, G avin Hunt, Derreck G lascow, j

D av id Rosslee, Dam ien Delaney, G len i New ins, Tasw ald H um an, Reggie Jantjies, ^

Nevin Payne, G len Jordens, Sabelo Peter,Leon Brink, Faried De Goede, Arthur Seta- j lane, R ichard Ribeiro

Date V0nue Club AgainstI Fab 27 Hartlayvala (H) Leads

2 March 6 Rand fA) Rangers3 March IS Hartleyvale (H) Wits4 March 20 Hartleyvale (Hj Cosmos5 March 28 Rocklands (A) Celtic6 April 3 K ing’s Park (A) Durban City 3-47 April 17 Hartleyvale (H) AmaZulu 1-18 April 19 HM Pitje (Al Sundowns 1-2(A) Sundowns

(A) Chioh (H) Wanderers (H) Aces (H) Pirates (A) Blackpool (A) Arcadia

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BLOEMFONTEINFRASERS CELTICA D D R ESS P O B o x 18017, G asehune lo 9 3 15 TELEPHONE (051) 32 -4403SP O N SO R FrasersH O M E G R O U N D RocklandsC O LO U R S Em erald/W hiteCH IEF OFFICIAL: Petrus M olem ela C O A C H : Dave Roberts (previously Zorro M sika, Ray Tibsraeny)A SS IST A N T C O A C H : Ronnie M olefetse PLAYERS: Ronnie Molefetse, Frank Rapu- lane, M ike Ye liw e (captain), Eden Moleko, J im m y N kun a , Troy Saila, Leonard Pon- oane, Cedric N a k h u m w a , Pedro Dandize, Ernest Chirw ali, Jam es M k h w an az i, Alfred Nyapuli, D av id Modise, Albert Sibiya, John Serathi, Benjam in Reed, Ishm ael Mokit- lane, Lucas Skho sana, Isaac M atsinya, Lawrence M a ga n ye .Dote Venue Club Agoinst Score Pts1 March 1 Rocklands (H) Stars 1-1 12 March 6 King's Park (A) Durban City 0-2 03 March 15 Rocklands (H) Bush Bucks 13 04 March 21 Orlando (A) Pirotes 13 05 March 28 Rocklands (H) Hellenic 2-3 06 April 4 Dobsonville (A) Blackpool 1-1 17 April 17 Rocklands (H) Rangers 1-0 28 April 20 Rocklands (H) Chiefs 0-0 19 May 3 Kagisanong (H) Leeds 2-2 110 May 15 Milpark (A) Wits 0-2 01 ] May 24 Rocklands (H) Swallows 0-0 112 May 28 Berea Park (A) Arcadia M 113 May 31 Rocklonds (H) Cosmos 0-0 114 June 14 Kagisanong (H) Wanderers 0-0 115 June 21 King's Pork (A) AmaZulu 0-1 016 June 28 OFS Rugby (H) Aces 1-2 017 July 12 Rocklands (H) Sundowns 2-1 218 July 17 Rand (A) Rangers 2 2 119 July 26 Rocklands (H) Arcadio 3-1 220 Aug 1 Umlozi (A) Wanderers 3-2 221 Aug 7 Hartleyvole (A) Hellenic 2-1 222 Aug 22 Wattville (A) Cosmos 3-1 223 Sept 6 Kagisanong (H) Durban City 0-1 024 Sept 13 Kagisanong (H) Wits 2-2 125 Sept 20 Rocklands (H) AmaZulu 1-1 126 Oct 4 Lynnville (A) Aces 0-1 027 Oct 25 Umlazi (A) Bush Bucks 0-0 128 Nov 1 Voal Reefs (A) Chiefs 1-2 029 Nov 5 Orlando (A) Swallows 1-0 230 Nov 8 Owa-Qwa (A) Stars 0-0 131 Nov 15 HM Pitje (A) Sundowns 4-0 232 Nov 18 King's Park (A) Leeds 1-0 233 Nov 22 Rocklands (H) Blackpool 4-1 234 Dec 6 Rocklands (H) Pirotes 4-1 2

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WITS UNIVERSITYA D D R ESS PO Box 72176, Parkview 21 22 TELEPHONE (O il) 4 0 3 -1 0 0 4SP O N SO R Richleigh ShoesH O M E G R O U N D M ilpark Stad iumC O LO U R S G o id/Royal BlueCHIEF OFFICIAL: Raym ond Hock C O A C H : Terry PainePLAYERS: G eorge Fernandes, Zoran lllic, Dicky M cM illan , Eric Koseff, Peter Gordon, M ike Row botham , Rod Aniey, Scotty Sim p, son, Peter Frelick, N icky Sh aw , Zone M oosa, Kevin M u d ie (Ex-Rangers), Ronnie

M olotsane (Ex-Kaizer Chiefs), G av in A n ­drew, Veil M ahom ed , John Keating

Date

Position: 9th

Venue Club Against Score Pt,Milpark (H) Rangers 3-1 2Milpark (H) Cosmos 1-1 1Hartleyvole (A) Hellenic 2-1 2Milpark (H) Wonderers 0 - 0 1Milpark (H) Pirotes 0-2 0Glebelands (A) Leeds 1-1 1Milpark (H) Blockpool 4-3 2Qwo-Qwa (A) Stars 1-3 0King's Pork (A) AmaZulu 1-0 2Milpark (H) Celtic 2-0 2Ellis Pork (A) Chiefs 1-1 1Milpark (H) Aces 4 1 2Berea Park (A) Arcodia 0-0 1Umlazi (A) Bush Bucks 0-1 0Milpark (H) Durban City 3-0 2Milpark (H) Swallows 1-0 2Milpark (H) Sundowns 1-1 1Milpark (H) Arcadia 1-2 0Milpark (H) Chiefs 0-3 0King's Park (A) Durban City 1-1 1Dobsonville (A) Blackpool 1-2 0HM Pitje (A) Sundowns 0-1 0Glebelands (A) Wonderers 0-1 0AAilpark (H) Leeds 2-1 2Rocklands (A) Celtic 2-2 1Milpark (H) Hellenic 1-0 2Orlando (A) Swallows 2-2 1Orlando (A) Pirates 0-1 0Wottville (A) Cosmos 1-3 0Lynnville (A) Aces 0-0 1Rond (A) Rangers 2-2 1Milpark (H) Bush Bucks 2-0 2Milpark (H) Stors 2-1 2Milpark (H) AmaZulu 0-3 0

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[ORLANDO PIRATESjA D O R ESS PO Box 62124, M a rsha lltow n I |2 t0 7

(0 1 1 )8 3 6 6371 Sipho M a li

Ch ibuku O rlando Stad ium Black a n d w h ite

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TELEPHONE CH IEF OFFIC IAL SP O N SO R H O M E G R O U N D CO LO U R S C O A C H ; Johannes Frank Pereira)PLAYERS: Hew itt K laassen, Edison Sithole, G raham Johnson, Sullie Bham jee (ex-Mor- oka Sw allow s), Hillary Jooste, Lingford Set- lalekgosi, S ipho Sikhonde, Nick Seshw eni, Tebogo Molo i (ex-M m abatho Kicks), Ernest M a kh a n ya , Basil Steenkam p, M a n n y Faria, Professor Chipeya, M a n d ia Sithole, Jacob M a h la n gu , Isaac M a ga ga b e , M oses Siw isa, Dan ie l Malese la, Vincent Makroti (ex-M am elod i Sundow ns)

C lu b A g a in s t (A) Cosmos (H) Wonderers (H) Chiefs (H) Celtic (A) Wits (A) Arcadia (H) Durban City (A) Blackpool (H) AmaZulu (A) Hellenic (A) Bush Bucks

D ote] Feb 282 March 73 Morch 144 March 215 April 46 April 187 A p r i l 20 6 May 39 May 2310 May 2811 May 3012 June 1413 June 2814 July 815 July 1216 July 2517 Aug 1418 Aug 1619 Sept 620 Sept 1221 Sept 2022 Oct 423 Oct 2124 Oct 2525 Oct 2826 Nov 127 Nov 1128 Nov 1829 Nov 2030 Nov 2231 Nov 2532 Nov 2933 Dec 334 Dec 6

V e n u eEllis Pork Orlando Orlando Orlando Milpark Berea Orlando Oobsonville Orlando Hartleyvale UmlaziGeorge Goch (A) SwallowsGlebelondsOrlandoKing's ParkOrlandoGlebelandsOrlandoOrlondoOrlandoOrlandoOrlandoOrlandoOrlondoOrlondoKing's PorkLynnvilleOrlandoRand StadEllis ParkHarmonyHM PitjeOrlandoRocklonds

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(A) Leeds (H) Stars (A) Durban City (H) Leeds (A) Wonderers (H) Aces (H) SwoKows (H) Hellenic (H) Cosmos (H) Blackpool (H) Wits (H) Sundowns (H) Rangers (A) AmaZulu (A) Aces (H) Arcodia (A) Rangers (A) Chiefs (A) Stars (A) Sundowns (H) Bush Bucks (A) Celtic

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GRINAKER RANGERSA D D R ESS San lam Building, 63 C om m is­sioner Street, Johannesburg 2001 TELEPHONE (011) 8 34 -2255SP O N SO R G rinakerH O M E G R O U N D Rand Stad iumC O LO U R S Black/W hiteCH IEF OFFIC IAL Victor SitholeC O A C H : Alex Forbes M A N A G E R : Des Backos (resigned) PLAYERS: Charlie Cleeve, Peter Ratlapane, G raham Lowe, A nd re w Ram sden, A n d y Cencig, Peter Budde, G reg Jacoby, Aaron Nkosi, Eric Chauke, Sh an e McGregor, Les Grobler, Julian Prien, Kevin John, Ian Palmer.D o te

1 Feb 2 72 M a rc h 63 M a rc h 134 M a rc h 215 Ap ril 176 Ap r il 2 07 M a y 38 M a y 169 M a y 23

10 M a y 2911 M a y 3112 J u n e 1413 J u n e 2 714 J u ly 315 J u ly 916 J u ly 1717 J u ly 2 418 J u ly 2 619 A u g 12 0 A u g 921 A u g 142 2 A u g 222 3 Se p t 62 4 Se p t 132 5 Se p t 182 6 O ct 22 7 O ct 152 8 O ct 212 9 O ct 2 43 0 O ct 2831 Oct 303 2 O ct 63 3 N o v 113 4 N o v 2 0

V e n u e C lu b A g a in s t Score P tsM ilp a rk (A) W its 1-3 0R o n d (H) H e llen ic 2-1 2R a n d (H) A ce s 1-1Ellis Park (A) C h ie fs 2 -3 0R o ck la n d s (A) Celtic 0-1 0R a n d (H) A rc a d ia 1-3 0W o o d b u rn (A) W a n d e re r s 4 -2 2R o n d (H) A m a Z u lu 0-0V o s lo o ru s (A) C o sm o s 2-3 0M ilp o rk (H) Leeds 2-0 2H M Pitje (A) S u n d o w n s 1-2 0Q w a - Q w a (A) Sta rs 1-2 0K in g sm e a d (A) D u rb a n C it y 4-1 2R a n d (H) S w a l lo w s 6-2 2R a n d (H) B la ckpoo l 3-1 2R o n d (H) Celtic 2-2 1R a n d (H) B u sh B ucks 4 -0 2K in g 's P o rk (A) A m a Z u lu 1-1 1O r la n d o (A) S w a l lo w s 2 -3 0Lynnv ille (A) A ce s 0-0 1R o n d (H) D u rb a n C it y 0 -0 1R a n d (H) C h ie fs 2-2 1U m la z i (A ) B u sh B u c k s 0-0 1O o b so n v ille (A ) B la ckpoo l 1-1 1R a n d (H) W a n d e re r s 4 -2 2R o n d (H) S ta rs 2-1 2R a n d (H) S u n d o w n s 4 -0 2R a n d (H) C o sm o s 1-1 1B e re a P a rk (A) A rc a d ia 3 -4 0O r la n d o (A) P ira te s 0-1 0H a rtle yva le (A) H e llen ic 1-2 0R o n d (H) W its 2-2 1K in g 's P a rk (A) Leeds 2 -4 0R a n d (H) P ira te s 0-1 0o r d

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FA IRW AY STARSA D D R ESS PO Box 555, W itsieshoek 9 8 7 0 I TELEPHONE « (01432) 5579SP O N SO R Fa irw ay StoresH O M E G R O U N D Phuthaditjhabo Stod ium C O LO U R S Em erald/W hite |

CH IEF OFFICIAL: M ike M okoena C O A C H : Andries M a b a so (previosuly W a l­

ter d a Silva)PLAYERS: Gabriel N xo ngw an e , Peter V ila- kazi, M p h o Lefatihe, Edw ard Salom ane, Sam Mokoena, Jam es Cham be, Aristides | Zaza, Joseph M aphutse, Seram e Letsoaka, David Vilakazi, M oses Moloi, Steve Potsane (ex-Klersdorp City), Em m anuel Phamotse, Ham ilton M a h la n g u (ex-M am elod i S u n ­downs); David Ntoni, Chris M o ta u n g (Ex-

M oroka Sw allow s)V e n u eRocklandsMopeliDobsonville

C lu b A g a in s t(A) Celtic (H) Sundowns

....... ..... . (A) BlackpoolPhuthaditjhabo (H) Aces Phuthaditjhoba(H) Wanderers Phuthaditjhabo (H) Swallows Phuthaditjhaba(H) Wits Phuthaditjhaba (H) Bush BucksKing's Park (A) Durban CityBerea Park (A) ArcadiaKing's Park (A) AmoZuluPhuthaditjhaba (H) Leeds Phuthaditjhabo (H) Rangers Hartleyvale (A) Hellenic Phuthaditjhaba (H) Cosmos Milpark (A) ChiefsOrlando (A) PiratesOrlando (A) SwallowsUmlazi (A) Bush BocksPhuthaditjhaba (H) Blackpool Phuthaditjhaba (H) Chiefs Glebelands (A) Leeds Lynnville (A) AcesGlebelands (A) Wanderers Phuthaditjhaba (H) Arcadia Rand (A) RangersWattville (A) Cosmos Phuthaditjhaba (H) Durban City Phuthaditjhaba (H) Hellenic Phuthaditjhaba (H) Celtic Milpark (A) WitsHM Pitje (A) SundownsHarmony (H) PiratesPhuthaditjhaba (H) AmaZulu

Score PtsM2- 41-10-0M1-23- 1 1-0 2-10-22-2 0-0 2-10- 3 0-0 2-21- 3 0-1 1-2 3-22 - 13 - 11-04 - 4

0-1 1-2 0-2 1-0 1-2 0-0 1-2 1-02-21-3

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Collection Number: AG3403 Collection Name: Non-racial Sports History Project, Transvaal

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