Former Orlando Pirates caretaker coach Rhulani Mokwena says he felt discriminated against while in charge of the Soweto giants.
The young tactician took charge of the Buccaneers at the age of 34 following the sudden departure of Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic last August having previously served as an assistant coach.
The team struggled under Mokwena's guidance in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) and he was replaced by Josef Zinnbauer last December
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"I'd like to be a coach that tries my best to show my capacity; I believe that gone are the days when – hopefully, very soon – people will look beyond age and skin colour, and will focus on competence and the capacity of people," Mokwena told South African Football Journalists Association (Safja).