One of Kaizer Chiefs seven new signings is becoming a problem at the club, who sit 8th on the log, 14 points behind P
Seven fresh faces were welcomed to the Kaizer Chiefs Village, marking the start of Nasreddine Nabi’s reign.
Five games later, and that optimism has fizzled to fear as they look to claw themselves out of a three-game rut – AmaKhosi lie 8th on the log, fourteen points behind their noisy neighbours Orlando Pirates.
The start of Inacio Miguel Chiefs’s career has been a paradox; on the one hand, he’s provided stability to the back four; on the other, he’s picked up four yellows, which led to a one-match suspension, and a red card.
However good the Angolan native is, his discipline is reckless, costing his team dear.
Words from Kannemeyer
David Kannemeyer knows something about steering the Kaizer Chiefs ship and feels Miguel has the potential to lead the Soweto Giants towards warmer waters. However, he has some work to do.
“He’s a good defender, but I think he should learn to keep his cool and be a bit calm when he’s playing,” Kannemeyer told FARost.
“I think it’s frustration, but as a leader and being a captain, sometimes he’s doing well in that field.
“Well [bookings] happen in football, if things are not going well you end up, doing those wrong actions. Those actions come with consequences that may haunt the team. If he corrects that, get less bookings, Miguel will improve his game without a doubt.”
