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Cape Town – Moroka Swallows head coach Zeca Marques has decided to end his relationship with the Dobsonville outfit after two seasons charge.
Read: Marques to relinquish post?
The Birds have been on a steady decline in the league since the 53-year-old took over from Gordon Igesund at the start of the 2012/13 campaign.
They narrowly escaped relegation last season and an improved performance was expected after they strengthened the side with new players, including three players from Europe.
However, after a promising start the wheels fell off and they have since lost their last four matches and were also eliminated from the Telkom Knockout.
Disgruntled fans staged a protest after their latest set-back against Mpumalanga Black Aces on Saturday when Clive Barker’s side defeated Sowetan side 3-2.
It was the second protest by the club’s supporters this season, with the first resulting in the club being charged by the Premier Soccer League.
Marques said in his post-match comments, "No decision has been made yet. So, I'm still the head coach of Swallows. I didn't submit any letter of resignation to anyone, and I don't intent to.”
