After the disaster of last season, losing a dirty dozen matches in the DStv Premiership, Kaizer Chiefs decided that the task was too big right now for Arthur Zwane. Without doubt, former Young Africans head coach Nasreddine Nabi was the first choice to take over. The Tunisian entered into talks with the club’s hierarchy and looked set to take the job before a Sunday newspaper interview confirming that fact seemed to upset Amakhosi. After the two parties failed to sing from the same hymnbook regarding the entire make-up of Nabi’s technical team, the deal fell through. The Soweto giants then moved to quickly appoint Molefi Ntseki in the role of head coach for the upcoming season. It is a move nobody saw coming and it has left many scratching their heads, even despite the 53-year-old’s experience that includes a stint at Bloemfontein Celtic. In this feature, Soccer Laduma looks at some of the pros and cons of the move and what Ntseki’s Bafana Bafana rein can tell us.
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