Ex-Bafana star and Kabelo Kungwane's Kasi Flavour 10 released a short interview after the latter modelled for the brand's latest apparel.
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What's the story?
William Naughty Mokoena, who was famously sent home from the 1998 World Cup in France, spoke candidly to Kasi Flavour 10 about the controversial incident and about the current state of South African football.
He also made some suggestions on where the country could improve and what to implement. The retired baller also did some modelling for Kasi Flavour's apparel, which was first revealed in late August.
Read: Naughty Mokoena Models For Kasi Flavour 10 Brand
Let's take a closer look at what Mokoena had to say.
Naughty Mokoena for Kasi Flavour 10
The incident that will most likely follow Mokoena for the rest of his life is being expelled from the 1998 World Cup camp after missing curfew.
As a 20-year-old, the ex-Bucs midfielder was sent home from the Bafana camp by coach Philippe Troussier, having been included in the squad for South Africa's first World Cup.
Wearing the latest Kasi Flavour cardigan, Mokoena spoke about their first game in the tournament against hosts France to Kasi Flavour 10's Kungwane and other career milestones like making his professional debut at Moroka Swallows.
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He also mentioned how he was told at Manning Rangers that he's made the World Cup Preliminary squad and the shock that came with that.
After detailing the missed curfew incident, Mokoena spoke frankly about the current state of South African football and mentioned that more ex-players need to get involved in the system.
"The standard of football in South Africa is just going down the drain," said the frank Mokoena.
Here's the full interview:
Scroll through the gallery to see Mokoena modelling for Kasi Flavour 10:
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