@RealTshemedi2 My child might eat amasi and chicken feet daily and wear Pep clothes but when they come for lobola i will charge whatever price i feel is worthy Mnr
@JuniorFati1 Another problem with Kaizer Chiefs is the supporters,for a big team then you hear *1 trophy* 😳 ambition dololo gone bhuti ,zero expectations vele
So far, there is really not much different to how we behave as a club in the transfer market.
My first concern with this transfer window is the possibility of going through pre-season without our new signings already in the squad.
We can't keep hearing excuses about clubs not wanting to sell if the recruitment department and Sporting Director have genuinely done their homework and prepared properly for the transfer window beforehand.
You're selling and releasing players, yet you're still struggling to conclude deals for the upgrades the team clearly needs.
I'm also concerned about the profile of players we bring in. Too often, we seem to identify "good players" rather than special talents capable of genuinely improving Kaizer Chiefs. Are we still going to be a club focused on reviving careers after so many failed experiments, or are we finally going to sign players who arrive and immediately raise the quality of the squad?
I'll reserve my judgment on the management for now. I'll watch, wait, and see whether anything has actually changed.
@alfavina Ta Vina the way our team moves during the transfer window you would swear we are champions 😂😂😂 then coaches are given unrealistic targets expected to perform miracles and magic with what we currently have,we are just not good enough
@CrampShellVibes The sooner we accept that football left the Motaungs a long time ago the better,they cant compete anymore lets just keep on supporting the mediocrity and empty promises
Definitely has to be this man, he broke his arm mid-air when he was VIOLENTLY kicked by Gatsheni and 10 days later he was back on the pitch, playing 90 minutes. A broken arm takes a minimum of 6 weeks to heal.