“Let’s not envy mofaleng and nkota” – Shabba begs fans of chiefs

Kaiser -the heads legend SIFIWE TSHABALALA satisfied with fans of Amahosi that you can learn Orlando pirates young.

Booklers have succeeded in the last two seasons near Jose Rivairo. One thing that the coach of Spain was welcomed is the introduction of young players. The mochawau Nokot and Relebogale Mophogenic made their debuts and played a huge role in the success of the pirates.

Shabba says that fans of chiefs should not be jealous, but be happy for pirates -fans.

“Young people who play well for pirates are better than us, not only in South Africa, but also on the continent, we must be honest,” Shablala said Reporters.

“You can see how they play; they have gained a lot of experience at such a young age. You can see how they grow up in every game. I think we should learn on them and not envy.

Shabba tells Kaiser Kaiser fans that their time will come

“Our time will come. We just have to hold our heads and continue to work. I think, working with a technical team, we will achieve our potential and our best, ”Amakhhosi star explained.

“Playing against pirates, if you don’t risk it, they take away. They are a team that scores as many goals as it can. If you are not at risk, you run the risk of playing the game and we do not want to be in this situation, ”Tshabolala added.

Chiefs and Pirates for the first time this season at the FNB stadium. Booklers are favorites that win the match, but there is a strong team in Amachos that can surprise men Rivairo. Kaiser -Termeters need a victory to bring a smile to their fans, and Shabba says that the match will be determined by the team that risks.

“We will have to risk everyone we get. It’s a big game and sometimes big games do not offer much chance. A few chances you get, you need to turn them, ”he said.

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