Kaizer Chiefs fans never disappoint in the comments sections. They’re calling for the appointment of Takesure Chiragwi.
Zimbabwean assistant coach Chirawgi slapped his own player during a match between Ngezi Platinum and Dynamos.
He has stepped down from international duty.
WATCH: Zimbabwe coach SLAPS player, steps down from Bafana Bafana match
Kaizer Chiefs fans like what they see from Chiragwi
Chiefs fans are never far from these incidents, as proved by numerous replies to the tweet below:
Speaking after the game, Chiragwi blamed his actions on pressure.
“Football is a game of emotions. There was chaos everywhere. Everyone was there, but unfortunately, I don’t know what exactly happened next,” he was quoted by Soccer24 as per FARPost.
“Football is like that; even top managers in the world can do something like that in those moments.
“But there’s nothing to justify that incident. We wanted to play the game and make sure we get what we wanted, and try to control the players because even the substitutes were also frustrated.”
Orlando Pirates stars feature heavily for Bafana in World Cup qualifiers
Eight Orlando Pirates players have made the cut for Hugo Broos’ latest squad. They are Sipho Chaine, Nkosinathi Sibisi, Mbekezeli Mbokazi, Thalente Mbatha, Oswin Appollis, Sipho Mbule, Tshepang Moremi and Relebohile Mofokeng. TS Galaxy defender Khulumani Ndamane, Polokwane defender Thabang Matuludi and Norway-based Samukele Kabini are some refreshingly new names.
When are Bafana’s qualifiers?
South Africa meets Zimbabwe on Friday, 10 October and then Rwanda on Monday, the 13th.
