RKF Family According to Donald Trump losing a battle gives you new ways to win a war. We lost the game and that is a fact we cant reverse. How we lost it is what matters most. As a supporter, as a player and as management we had played a role on the outcome. But all is not lost i believe ladies and gentlemen. I read it somewhere within our page that some blame it to an individual(no. witheld) I also overheard some saying they will be staying aware from coming to the games. Is that the best way to solve the problem. I guess NO. This outcome test our CHARACTER as a family whether we can stand firm as united front for the war ahead of us. I cautioned earlier on that this league wont be as easy as you would think. You can never take down a hero. If you consider yourself NO.1 supporter will it make any good if you start blame shifting or insulting the referee, blaming the coach or anybody else for the bad results. Lets learn from our mistakes. We all make mistakes unless you are an animated superman. As a player and supporter i know how it feels to lose but knowing your strengths you can always work out how to improve on your previous results. So my plea once more is support, support and support. This is what the team needs from you. Not insults. On a positive note a BIG THANK YOU ladies and gentlemen who made it to the game i saw new faces from last encounter and hope you are not going to be taken aback by the results we had yesterday. Mr Onkemetse Mokone our gratitude to Cllr. Sorinyana. My mentor Dr P. Sebina also sent me this today which i think is worth sharing with RKG family; As we open our week of work John C. Maxwell advices: In order to achieve your dreams, you must embrace adversity and make failure a regular part of your life. If youre not failing, youre probably not really moving forward. He again adds: Every successful person is someone who failed, yet never regarded himself as a failure. Think about this as we reflect on the results of our team.
Posted on: Mon, 15 Sep 2014 06:27:30 +0000