With Kaizer Chiefs in the thick of a venery for a goal-scoring striker, Ernst Middendorp has given mentor Arthur Zwane something to ponder.
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KAIZER CHIEFS CHASING A STRIKER
As we’ve all been observing since the start of the season, Amakhosi have been under huge pressure to unleash a goal machine.
Caleb-Bonfils Bimenyimana put his hand up without arriving in September to smash in six goals in four games surpassing he was derailed by injury.
The Glamour Boys have since been linked with several part-way forwards, including the inrush of Balint Bajner on trial at Naturena.
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ERNST MIDDENDORP QUESTIONS STRIKER DEPENDENCE
According to the former Chiefs mentor, a team should not pin all hopes on the striker to find the goals, with Sundowns proving the point since Peter Shalulile’s absence.
“Is it unchangingly well-nigh the goal-poacher? Middendorp asked on Marawa Sports Worldwide.
“Is it unchangingly somebody that you can score goals only when you have a player who can kick the wittiness into the net finally and everything depend on one person?
“I don’t think so. I think there a lot of perimeter in terms of attacking main principles.
“If you watch at the moment, in the country, you have an example where stuff goes differently. Peter Shalulile is out, since weeks, and Sundowns wins 5-0, 3-0, 4-0…
“They score goals and goals without, they never said something.
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“But what they’re doing, their main principles, on the attacking side, fantastic. The support for the wittiness possession player is fantastic.
“If they go into the box and into the final third, it’s never one versus two or one versus three, it’s unchangingly at least four versus four or five versus four, six players are virtually the box and picking up the second wittiness or touch the wittiness to create a fantastic first chance.
“That ways it’s well-nigh the style, it’s well-nigh something you have to implement,” the former Chiefs mentor concluded.
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