With Bafana Bafana boss Hugo Broos expected to announced a preliminary squad for the Africa Cup of Nations soon, KickOff readers have now revealed their thoughts on the in form Siyabonga Ngezana's possible inclusion in the team.
What's the story?
The Sebokeng-born star has massively impressed at his new side FCSB in Romania and has racked up a few Man of The Match performances. He has played the full match in each of the last 10 league games, keeping three clean sheets and notching up an assist in the process.
Afcon is around the corner and there is now growing anticipation to see who will make Broos' final squad ahead of the trip to the Ivory Coast. Reacting to the article: 10 in a row for ex-Chiefs defender, KO readers on Facebook had this to say:
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"Good for him but it's too late for the coach to try new combinations now. Maybe he can call him up for the world cup qualifiers," says Bongani Mgubela.
"I don't think he'll call Ngezana even though he's doing well, this coach hate everything associated with Chiefs," says Siyanda Khambule.
"He deserve a chance," says Wilson Morewane.
"Some coaches can bring the best from players. I remember Siya being given the captain arm band just to motivate him. Today he is shining like a beacon. Keep working hard lad. Aim high," says Themba Mathobela.
"He can do better than Sibisi," says Bee Escarlen Mafolwana.
"So you want the coach to try another combinations just because Siya is performing now," says Deekay Mashau.
"Do we still have people here who thinks Hugo Broos is going to call up players he hasn't been calling up for his final AFCON squad," says Earl Nattangwe Shawn Jr.
"The guy is right were he is in the bush league, he won't mark Shalulile," says Sihle Sokalentombikadilaphendlini Ndimande.
"Even better than Xulu guy," says Tebele Letseka.
"Chances are slim,any coach would take players who are already at his setup," says Smanga Figos Mhlanga.
"Ngezana is feeding haters humble pie," says Melusi Siyabonga Kubheka.
"We don't have time to try another combination, let's go with the useless team we already have," says Sha Moagiseng.
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KO readers made their voices heard on the matter.
"That team came for a point nothing else and you can't win games with kind of footbol they play," says Sihle Sokalentombikadilaphendlini Ndimande.
"How can someone who played the game talk like that. It wasn't their day and every club does have their share of bad days in office. The team will bounce back. We just need to qualify for next round," says Chaane Lecha-motho.
"We dont play blame game as downs it not our day to win," says Mandla Jacob.
"Our boys are exhausted please hle," says Mrungwa Bha.
"Hawu!!! We lost. We move on. No blame game," says Daniel Malotane.
"Sundowns won't always win, it's football, it happens to bigger teams in Europe, in thw end they win the tournament They have been travelling Africa too much and that has damage on them physically.. let's appreciate a draw in this group. What will you do if they lose 5-0 ? It happens, Al Ahly knows, Man United knows," says Ow Africa Ow.
"Ya but it will be difficult for downs to win in Egypt," says Peter Seboloka.
"He's telling us something we know, who else should take the blame," says Gezani Gazza Ndavani.
"Go blame Kaizer Chiefs for giving you chest pains for 9 years. We are fine at Mamelodi Sundowns FC and we just won R75 million and a beautiful trophy, next year we are participating in AFL again and will be broadcasted Globally. You can even watch us on FIFA World Cup page!Focus on your township derby," says Fighhter Mhaule.
"I blame Rhulani tactics, to bench Sirino for Maseko? To substitute Zwane? Also introduce Nku instead of Sirino," says Siyanda Prince.
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