Johannesburg - Gavin Hunt issued a challenge to Premier Soccer League coaches on Tuesday night, having guided SuperSport United to a third Premiership title.

The former Moroka Swallows boss told his rivals to "catch me if you can", before revealling that most clubs stand little chance of winning the league.

"I think people should be realistic. You hear clubs saying they'll win the league but most of them haven't got a snowball's chance of doing it," he told the Sowetan.

Hunt went on to reveal a possible reason for his success with the Pretoria-based club by admitting: "The problem is that there is no identity. The hardest thing in football is to play it simple."

And in response to questions over whether he was likely to take up the Bafana Bafana job after the World Cup, Hunt maintained his stance of recent weeks by stating that he will leave that decision up to the South African Football Asscociation.

"Coaches for a top job like that should be head- hunted. SAFA should pick the best candidate for the job."