The latest news on Kaizer Chiefs and Andile Jali's future has drawn some comments from Soccer Laduma readers. Take a look!
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Stories on Andile Jali's potential destination overseas and a former Chiefs player making a plea to the club regarding Arthur Zwane's future has seen SL readers rushing to comment.
Read: Jali To China? Agent Provides Latest Update
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A move to China or the middle east could be on the cards for Andile Jali according to his long-term agent Mike Makaab.
Jali's future has been subject to heavy speculation since leaving Mamelodi Sundowns, with DStv Premiership sides Kaizer Chiefs and AmaZulu touted as possible destinations.
Mike Makaab says he hopes by next week that they'll get an indication of where Jali's future lies and told Gagasi FM listeners to not rule out an overseas move for the 32-year-old.
Here's what the readers had to say in the "Jali To China? Agent Provides Latest Update" story:
"Jali will NEVER go to the Middle East, he loves nice times like Chisa nyama's, biking, drinking at taverns with buddies etc." says His Majesty Yellow PSL Beast.
"Wherever Jali goes, the truth is that Sundowns benefited from him and likewise he benefited from Sundowns. Thank you very much AJ15.I will always remember your hard work.
"You are leaving Sundowns with multiple gold medals. Go well soldier," says thulasmda.
"Personally, I lost interest in the Jali story. Let him go wherever he wants to go once and for all," says xemandla.
"There is no tavern in China," says Saavedra.
"So, Chiefs will not attempt to sign Jali, then who they wanna sign? Chiefs is just a joke, they are full of games," says shabanguntuthuko.
"So, you want Chiefs to sign him? Why not any other team when they are so many," says abelmotaung50.
Read: Thobejane Makes Zwane Plea To Chiefs
Former Kaizer Chiefs player Rodney Thobejane has pleaded with the club to reconsider any planned changes regarding under fire head coach Arthur Zwane.
Zwane appears to face an uncertain future at Amakhosi as Young Africans (Yanga) head coach Nasreddine Nabi being strongly linked to the job in Naturena.
Thobejane feels that Zwane should be given another season to prove that he's learnt from the mistakes in his first campaign.
Here's how the readers reacted to the "Thobejane Makes Zwane Plea To Chiefs" story:
"Zwane is a plumber," says Saavedra.
"Zwane will bring a cup to Naturena next season watch this space. He must just get good players and the rest will follow. I agree Chiefs must be patient with Zwane and he must also improve his tactics.
"This thing of playing the ball forward to Du Preez so that he can run like a headless chicken is not going to help the team. Du Preez is always waiting for the ball to be kicked forward and he does not contribute to the build-up. Move the ball around with patience and confuse the opponents," says jkola.
"Udakiwe uThobejane (Thobejane is drunk) we warned Zwane about favouritism and that it will cost him his job," says thulanix54.
"Ya eish, there was favoritism there, for an example I don't know how many games Kwinika gave away, yet he continued to be handed opportunities ahead of other central defenders. I don't know Dube's sin, a very good player in my eyes, he never got opportunities and for that matter Dove is no better than Dube as a left central defender.
"Dove also has let Chiefs down many times and was never punished. Maart is neither creative enough nor defensively responsible, but he is often the first choice," says mthunzijack7.
"Referees played an important role in Zwane's wins. Let us not act as if Chiefs were winning all these games, how many red cards were given to opponents?" says BrutuswamaJuju.
"You're correct, Zwane is out of his depth. He needs to go somewhere and gain experience," says sizweking in response to comment above.
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