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A diminutive, nippy player, Ndlondlo has stood out for his skill, bravery and clever football brain. There are, however, a few factors which would be needed to take into account before Chiefs may can get serious about making an approach. For one thing, when a potential selling club knows Amakhosi are interested, prices tend to be quickly inflated, which means the player needs to be the real deal if the club is going to splash the cash. At 25, Ndlondlo is no youngster, yet is inexperienced in the top flight, having only played 25 matches, including last season's Nedbank Cup campaign and promotional play-offs when TTM were still in the second tier. In that time he has a good return of six goals and and an assist.
Former Kaizer Chiefs star George Lebese says he would warmly welcome an opportunity to go back to Naturena. Lebese is back on the hunt for a new employer after he was unable to be registered by Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila due to clearance issues. "If it was according to me, I would already be there," the former Amakhosi crowd favourite tells KickOff.com regarding going back to Chiefs. "But obviously you know football, even the way I left there are people at the team who didn't take it well. So it's a decision that has to be made. I think the team have decided against that, so that's why I'm here. So I'll welcome any opportunity that might come, I'm not closing anything you know."
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Apparently Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila players appear to be unfamiliar with cup final rules. Senior players decided to return all their medals to the club today in solidarity with some members of their squad who did not receive anything on Saturday following their win over Chippa United. PSL official Professor Ronnie Schloss has since explained that Vhadau Vha Damani will have to buy or manufacture their own extra medals if they want more. "No, there's no saga. If you read the rules, the rules are clear," Schloss tells KickOff.com. "The club gets 35, and if there's more players they have to buy the medals themselves. Otherwise the club can come with 200 players. It's always been like that for every cup final.
And before Saturday's encounter against fellow Premier Soccer League side Chippa United – Kerr said Mourinho urged him to "take the cup home". "When I did my SFA coaching badge at Largs, [Jose] Mourinho was on the same course and we've kept in touch through email,” Kerr told "I sent him a message this week telling him we were in the final and he sent one back saying, 'Come on, I wish you the best and take the cup home.'" Kerr – who was appointed TTM’s head coach this year – also explained how his side saw off stiff competition to book the final berth in South Africa's premier cup competition.
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Marc Strydom"> By Marc Strydom - 04 May 2021 - 19:16 Thabo Rakhale celebrates with his Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila after scoring the opening goal against Kaizer Chiefs. Image: Kabelo Leputu/BackpagePix Simply nothing is going Kaizer Chiefs’ way, as, having seemingly scrambled a 10-man draw against Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) on Tuesday night, Amakhosi conceded from the penalty spot in the dying seconds for a 2-1 defeat. Chiefs appeared to have secured at least a second unconvincing DStv Premiership draw in succession at Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane, as the wins Amakhosi desperately need to improve their bottom-half position remain painfully elusive. But even that unsatisfying result slipped from their grasp.
The likes of Rakhale and Ndengane, previously involved for Orlando Pirates in Soweto derbies against Amakhosi, may be especially fired up for Tuesday’s game in the Limpopo Province. Ndengane, a big, tough-tackling central defender, has proved an excellent acquisition for TTM. Not only does he bring stature and aerial presence to the rearguard, but he also knows how to get on the score sheet himself. He has scored four goals in league and cup for the Nedbank Cup finalists and was on target last weekend in the 2-1 defeat to Black Leopards. In what could be a tense and cagey match on Tuesday between two inconsistent sides, don’t bet against Ndengane popping up to score from a corner or free-kick.