Former Kaizer Chiefs defender and captain Patrick Mabedi has stated that as much as the results have not been good for the Glamour Boys it's not time for the team to panic.
Amakhosi have earned just 11 points from their first 10 games in the PSL, and already failed to win the MTN8 and Carling Knockout.
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Mabedi, who has recently been appointed as the Malawi national team coach on a full-time basis, stated that Chiefs can easily come out of the situation that they are in if they remain cool and work together to solve their problems.
Talking to Soccer Laduma in a one-on-one interview, Mabedi discussed how the club should not rush into appointing a permanent new head coach to replace interim coach Cavin Johnson.
"I agree the team has not been doing very well but I don't think it's time to panic. I think we can turn the corner any time," Mabedi told Soccer Laduma.
"All we need is just one or two wins in a row then the confidence will be back. Once that confidence is back then we can start winning more games. For now what I can say is coach Cavin Johnson should be given enough time to be with the team.
"I understand he is an interim coach but he has plans in place for the team and strategies how he wants to change things for the team so if they change him very soon then they will disturb those plans.
"So let's give the coach some time and see how things go before just changing again immediately. But as I have said, there is no need to panic right now. Things will change and the team can fight for even the league and the Nedbank Cup. All we need to do is to support the coach and the players," Mabedi told Soccer Laduma.
