Joe man

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[MT2 @madrid_total2]

El pisotón de Messi a Spence en el gol de Lautaro Martínez fue literalmente antes de la asistencia y el VAR le dio igual…

No fuera Egipto, el balón totalmente al otro lado del campo, un toque y buscan todo por anularles el gol y robarles. RATAS.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@Fisto_02 Kaizer Chiefs can get top young players across Africa, that were playing under 20 afcon or World Cup. We have many foreign spot that we can use, but we don’t learn. We approach the same problem all the time the same way.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@KhosiNationFTV We not talking about Ox bro being able to protect the ball and pass Valebayi🤔

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@KingVon_94 The keeper in my view did not fully stretch, he should have done better.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@TumiWaLekhosi Is the game televised?

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@UnplayableZA @Siwelele_FC I like Pagiso Sanoka. A good team should look at him

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@ThabisoMishack Salaries we are tops but buying is a big problem

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@mazwiblose2 Too late

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@SinesiphoMali @SNAWA_MetroFmSA @AndileNcube @TimmyT_maranda Keep well brother.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@METROFMSA But why harass his family? This is football. Those who did stoop very low.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@MrksPSLClub The truth hurts, Khalil said the truth. All top coaches that came to us are saying the same thing.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@LegacySiu James Rodrigoes

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@KhosiNationFTV No big team will rely on that strategy to build a winning team in a season. They will forever build. Other challenge is that they hen we get an offer we will be selling. How different are we to Golden Arrows and a TS Galaxy?

[#JoySports @JoySportsGH]

England were lucky VAR went for coffee. A penalty should have been awarded to Ghana - Carlos Queiroz

#JoySports

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@_izodlalaiTv We sometimes even replace better players with even worse players for the system that we want to play.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@_izodlalaiTv The reality is we don’t have a blue print, a philosophy of how chiefs must play. The Sporting Director has failed disimally. The recruitment is also clear that we don’t have a philosophy on how chiefs must play.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@_izodlalaiTv The recruitment is no different, we are not sure for what model game are we recruiting for, rest assured most of the Kaizer Chiefs players probably are good players but they don’t fit a proper system that a Kaizer Chiefs team must be playing.

[Joe man @MjNchabi]

@_izodlalaiTv This has been clear over the 11 years of failure in the club. It is evident with the coaches we recruited in the past, most have different playing philosophies and style.

[El Capitano⚪ @_izodlalaiTv]

We need to start having tough conversations based on facts, not emotions. We all love Kaizer Chiefs. Some of us supported this club before we even knew who owned it. We grew to appreciate Dr Kaizer Motaung because his vision was visible in how the team played, competed and represented itself. No arrogance, just pure football and we fell in love with this club.

We're constantly told about improved recruitment, scouting, data analysis and platforms like TransferRoom. That's fine. But supporters don't judge the process or idea; they judge the output. Where are the results of all this? If all these resources are helping us identify talent, where are the players that clearly improve the team?

@Ndile_Mthombeni points out how teams like Marumo Gallants[Bance and went on to replace him with an even better midfielder in Mohamed Doumbia while we are stuck with Ndlovu and Ox], Stellies, and Golden Arrows have gone outside the country and returned with better quality than they had, while Kaizer Chiefs seem to feed supporters the same excuses every transfer window. If clubs in South Africa are difficult to negotiate with, are clubs in Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco and elsewhere also unwilling to do business with Chiefs? At some point, we have to stop normalising mediocrity and start questioning incompetence.

Over the last year or so, competitions like COSAFA, CHAN, U20 AFCON, AFCON and World Cup qualifiers have showcased plenty of talent. Yet Chiefs still struggle to convince supporters that recruitment is being used aggressively to raise the level of the squad. Did we identify any players worth adding to the team or we are waiting for them to join the same teams we fail to buy from 1st?

The issue isn't signing a free agent. Big clubs do that all the time. The issue is whether the recruitment strategy reflects a club genuinely trying to compete for league titles.

Too often, we lose quality players and fail to replace them with obvious upgrades, while extending contracts of players who have done little to justify them. You release Blom who is on form, then fail to sign anyone to replace him. Later you bring in Castillo and Ox, then release Castillo and leave Ox there. You sell Maart then bring Ndlovu. When our defense was getting better under Nabi, we sold Ditlhokwe, same poor timing as the selling of Blom to the MLS. You can see a club that lacks ambition written all over these transactions.

Chiefs often speak like a giant club but recruit like a club trying to save money rather than one determined to compete for the league. The management spends more time explaining why an average signing might work than doing enough to get quality players that clearly elevate the team.

That said, the window is not finished, like we always say when we try convince ourselves that this time it will be different. One or two quality arrivals could completely change the perception of this transfer period, but I don't think this will be the case. We are still keeping players who don't grow like Bvuma in the team.

Whatever vision they have, it won't turn out any better than the failure we've witnessed over the last 11 years if it's a vision built on mediocre recruitment. If the recruitment is bringing quality players to the table, the Sporting department must step up in bringing those players to the team. No excuses, we need everyone to respect the legacy of Dr Kaizer Motaung.