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Mandla Ncikazi leaves Orlando Pirates to guide Arrows’ young players

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Mandla Ncikazi said he left Orlando Pirates because he felt he had achieved all his possible objectives there. The coach chose to return to Golden Arrows to take up a leadership role again and work with young players, according to IOL.

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