The Kaizer Chiefs diehards, who have had mixed feeling about the club’s form, have been sent a strong message by one of the key players this week.
The Kaizer Chiefs diehards, who have had mixed feeling about the club’s form, have been sent a strong message by one of the key players this week.
Keagan Dolly spoke to the Amakhosi media department ahead of Saturday’s DStv Premiership clash at home against Royal AM, reiterating that the team had been working tirelessly to improve the conversation rate.
Chiefs have now played four matches – three in the league as well as the MTN8, where they were knocked out by Mamelodi Sundowns.
But somehow there’s already panic in some quarters, more so with the forwards being accused of misfiring under coach Stuart Baxter.
“The strikers are staying behind after training sessions. Just working on their confidence in front of goal. But I think every striker that plays football goes on the field wanting to score. We don’t want to miss,” said Dolly.
“The goals will come once we make a habit out of scoring at training as well, and that’s what we’ve been doing. We want to take every chance we get. There’s no easy game, they (Royal AM) are going to come at us. But we need to stick to what we are good at.”
Dolly’s parting shot was a warm message to the fans.
“We encourage the supporters to keep supporting us. We know it’s difficult for them being away from the stadium, from us (due to the Covid-19 restrictions on fans being allowed at match venues). I just want to say they must stay strong and we are doing our best to keep them happy. Hopefully we see them soon,” the attacker said.
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