Kaizer Chiefs had endured a difficult run of form prior to the FIFA
international break, losing 1-0 to Cape Town City at FNB Stadium and being
knocked out of the MTN8 semi-finals by rivals Mamelodi Sundowns. Former
Amakhosi captain and defender Patrick Mabedi believes the break came at
the right time for the Glamour Boys to regroup and recharge their
batteries.
Speaking to PSLSA in an exclusive interview, the Malawian-born stated that
at times you need to rest to start afresh and that’s what Chiefs needed at
this point. “For me I can say the break was needed for the team. We have
been blowing hot and cold in our games even when we play well you find
that we don’t score goals to win games,” Mabedi told PSLSA.
Mabedi believes the break will give the technical team the opportunity to
look at different combinations in a different way away from the official
game. “The break was a good thing for the technical team to look at the
other combinations as they have a number of new players in the team. So
far they have been trying different combinations in all departments and
this FIFA break will give them that opportunity to look at different
combinations in a different way away from the official game. “I believe in
the technical team and you can see that they are doing the right things
together. It’s just a matter of time things will fall in place and the
team will start getting the desired results. “So, this break was for that.
To work with the players while looking at how you can approach different
games with different players. I hope and believe the team will come back
in good spirits and different from what we saw before the break,” Mabedi
concluded.
Kaizer Chiefs had the opportunity to use the FIFA international break to
regroup and recharge their batteries, according to former Amakhosi captain
and defender Patrick Mabedi. Mabedi believes the break will give the
technical team the opportunity to look at different combinations in a
different way away from the official game, and hopes the team will come
back in good spirits and different from what was seen before the break.
