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Soccer fans react to Molefi Ntseki being sacked

It was a decision based on “mutual consent.”  This was how Soweto soccer giants Kaizer Chiefs summarized their agreement with the club’s former head coach Molefi Ntseki – this after the club recently announced that the two will be parting ways. 

In a statement issued on the Kaizer Chiefs website, the club announced that Molefi’s tenure has come to an end following a difficult start to the season. Molefi was first offered the head position at the start of the season on condition that he increased the club silverware, an object that seemed difficult for him to achieve.  

Since his appointment in June, the former Bafana Bafana coach struggled to find his feet in the head position. Some of his disappointments include being kicked out of the MTN 8 which was won by rivals Orlando Pirates, and more recently losing 1-0 to AmaZulu in the Carling Knockout.

“Given the recent run of disappointing results, the parties agreed that this was the best course of action under the prevailing circumstances,” the club stated. 

Meanwhile, the club’s Sporting Director Kaizer Motaung Jr. wished his former head coach well and thanked him for his contribution to the team: “I would like to thank Coach Ntseki for his contribution to the Club since he arrived here, both at development level and with the senior team. We wish him success in his future endeavours.”  

Following the announcement, both football lovers as well those devoted to the Amakhosi brand had mixed reactions to the news. Some felt that he was never the man for the job in the first place, while others believe that the problem lies deeply within the structure of the club. 

These were what some people had to say:

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