Former goalkeeper Moeneeb Josephs believes the Orlando Pirates can conquer Africa. However, he warns that a major weakness must be fixed first.
Despite scoring the most goals in the PSL last season, the team also missed the most chances. This failure to kill off matches remains a recurring concern.
Following a 1-0 win over Sekhukhune United in the Carling Knockout Cup, Josephs noted that the side was wasteful in front of goal. Speaking on SoccerBeat, he explained his views on the team’s mindset.
“For our own sanity, we should kill games off,” Josephs stated. He pointed out that while the team controls the ball well, their attitude shifts when opponents appear defeated.
The legend argues that players often lose their killer instinct and seem to feel sorry for rival teams. Instead of finishing matches, they prefer to just keep possession. This habit frequently frustrates the coaching staff on the touchline.
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Source: thesouthafrican.com

