Trott Moloto

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Trott Nchilo Moloto (born 19 July 1956 in Pietersburg) is a South African football (soccer) coach.

Coaching career

Among others, he previously coached South Africa,^[1] Mamelodi Sundowns, Maritzburg United and also had a stint at Tanzanian club Simba SC.^[2] leading mamelodi sundowns to a stunning 11 wins a row

References

v t e South Africa squad – 2000 African Cup of Nations Third Place

1 Vonk 2 Khomane 3 Schoeman 4 Radebe 5 Fish 6 Salmon 7 Fortune 8 Mngomeni 9 Bartlett 10 Moshoeu 11 Mkhalele 12 Lekoelea 13 Issa 14 Ndlanya 15 Mudau 16 Tlale 17 Nomvethe 18 Bapela 19 Ngobe 20 Shai 21 Tinkler 23 Arendse Coach: Moloto

South Africa national football team – managers

Sweetlove (1924)
Wheeler (1924)
Barbour (1947–1955)
Kennedy (1955)
Tshabalala (1992)
Mashaba (1992)
Palacios (1993)
Barker (1994–97)
Sono (1998^c)
Troussier (1998)
Moloto (1998–00)
Queiroz (2000–02)
Mashaba (2001^c)
Moloto (2002^c)
Sono (2002^c)
Mashaba (2002–03)
Sono (2003^c)
Phumo (2004)
Baxter (2004–05)
Dumitru (2005–06)
Mosimane (2006^c)
Parreira (2007–08)
Santana (2008–09)
Parreira (2009–10)
Mosimane (2010–12)
Komphela (2012^c)
Igesund (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Moloto, Trott
Alternative names
Short description	South African football manager
Date of birth	19 July 1956
Place of birth	Pietersburg, South Africa
Date of death
Place of death

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