Molefi Ntseki deflects Kaizer Chiefs’ criticism and says he ‘has a job to do’

New Kaizer Chiefs head coach Molefi Ntseki admits there will always be doubt surrounding his appointment.The 53-year-old was handed the reins of Amakhosi after an underwhelming season with Arthur Zwane at the helm.Ntseki stepped up from the post he served for two years, as the club's head of technical and youth. It was a role he took after a spell as Bafana Bafana care-taker boss, where he oversaw nine matches.Reflecting on the reception he has received since his Chiefs' appointment, Ntseki explained that he is used to this reaction.The Amakhosi boss said in the Citizen: "Maybe it's because I am a South African. As South Africans we've got little love for ourselves."But hopefully over time we will outgrow the negativity in us about ourselves and become a very positive nation."Ntseki continued: "It has been happening to me since I started coaching over 25 years ago."There'll always be people who've got their opinions in terms of how you do things and your approach."They will question the type of players you use, so I think in the past 25 years I've gone through all that."But the most important thing is that I've got a job to do and that job has to be done to the best of my ability."

Molefi Ntseki deflects Kaizer Chiefs’ criticism and says he ‘has a job to do’

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