Johannesburg — Robson Muchichwa aka ‘Mashamplani’ has urged his former club Kaizer Chiefs to find players who will complement Khama Billiat...
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Johannesburg — Robson Muchichwa aka ‘Mashamplani’ has urged his former club Kaizer Chiefs to find players who will complement Khama Billiat, in order to lessen the pressure on him.
Khama who recently completed a surprise move to the Soweto giants from Mamelodi Sundowns on a free transfer, though he had attracted interest from overseas clubs, has been closely followed by Muchichwa.
“My only concern about him joining Chiefs is that the club needs to find players that will complement him, players that can play around him and take the pressure off him,” he explained.
“If all the responsibility is left with him then he will be under pressure, but if they have other players taking off the pressure then he will be fine. He should not be the target for everything.
Muchichwa revealed that he has been following Billiat’s career in the PSL since his days at Ajax Cape Town from Zimabwean giants CAPS United in 2010.
“Joining Ajax coming from Zimbabwe was a stepping stone for him. Then at Sundowns he became a big-name player, even getting into the Zimbabwean national team, and being a regular there,” he continued.
“Now he is at Chiefs, which is a great achievement for him after all the work he did in South Africa.’’
Muchichwa, who had two successful spells with Amakhosi during his playing days, warned that the Soweto giants should not pin all their hopes of winning trophies on Billiat alone.
Another former Chiefs player Pollen Ndlanya believes that Billiat’s arrival is a blessing for the Soweto giants and has urged the new No.11 to be given a free role
Set to don the famous number 11 jersey worn previously by the likes of Teenage Dladla and Jabu Mahlangu, Billiat will be expected to turn the club’s fortunes around.
“Give him a free role. To have a player like Khama is a blessing, because you can play him all over. But if I was the coach, I would give him the freedom and not restrict him.’’ — Goal.com
“If all the responsibility is left with him then he will be under pressure, but if they have other players taking off the pressure then he will be fine. He should not be the target for everything.
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Muchichwa revealed that he has been following Billiat’s career in the PSL since his days at Ajax Cape Town from Zimabwean giants CAPS United in 2010.
“Joining Ajax coming from Zimbabwe was a stepping stone for him. Then at Sundowns he became a big-name player, even getting into the Zimbabwean national team, and being a regular there,” he continued.
“Now he is at Chiefs, which is a great achievement for him after all the work he did in South Africa.’’
Muchichwa, who had two successful spells with Amakhosi during his playing days, warned that the Soweto giants should not pin all their hopes of winning trophies on Billiat alone.
Another former Chiefs player Pollen Ndlanya believes that Billiat’s arrival is a blessing for the Soweto giants and has urged the new No.11 to be given a free role
Set to don the famous number 11 jersey worn previously by the likes of Teenage Dladla and Jabu Mahlangu, Billiat will be expected to turn the club’s fortunes around.
“Give him a free role. To have a player like Khama is a blessing, because you can play him all over. But if I was the coach, I would give him the freedom and not restrict him.’’ — Goal.com
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