Kaizer Chiefs football manager Bobby Motaung is trying to paint a rosy picture of the three-year tenure of Steve Komphela‚ even after his coach quit at the weekend in the wake of the mayhem at Moses Mabhida Stadium. Komphela left the club without winning a single trophy, but that did not stop Motaung from paying tribute to the mentor. "Anyone sensible‚ anyone who knows football‚ will recognise that Steve has done a great job for Kaizer Chiefs‚" insisted Motaung is himself in the firing line over his mediocre recruitments for the club in recent seasons. "He has built a team, but unfortunately when it’s not meant to be for you‚ it’s not meant to be. "Whoever takes over in the future has got a cake baked already for them just to eat. "Steve revamped and built the Chiefs team over three years and we always had confidence in him but‚ unfortunately‚ he did not get results. "It hurts because it disrupts our plans for the future." This sentiment is at odds with the fury that fans have expre...

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