Hoddle and Wilkinson head South Africa list

Former England coaches Glenn Hoddle and Howard Wilkinson are among six candidates being considered to coach South Africa in their 2006 World Cup campaign.

Sun, 07 Mar, 2004 - 10:48

Former England coaches Glenn Hoddle and Howard Wilkinson are among six candidates being considered to coach South Africa in their 2006 World Cup campaign.

Molefi Oliphant, president of the South African Football Association, confirmed that South Africa would begin deliberations tomorrow on who will lead the Bafana Bafana.

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