Moloi urges Bucs to attack

Pirates enter tomorrow’s game against Kaizer Chiefs after three consecutive losses in the Absa Premiership while the Amakhosi appear to have improved their form in their past few games which also saw them beating Golden Arrows on Wednesday.   Speaking to KickOff.com before the crunch game between the two Soweto giants, ‘Tebza Ngwana’, as Moloi was known during his days in the famous black and white jersey, advised Bucs’ players to look for other players to turn on the heat for them on Saturday instead of relying on Teko Modise to produce the magic.   “There is confusion in the team. The players do not seem to realise their weakness and strengths when going into the field. They can’t pick out a player who is on top of his game and give him support. They seem to rely on Modise to turn the magic and if he can’t make things happen, the whole team loses hope.   “If Teko is not on form, they need to find another player on the field who can turn on the heat. I also hear people talk about a crisis when Benson is out injured and Teko off form, but for me there is no crisis at all in the club.

_quote  “Pirates is big team and has lots of depth. We have the likes of Lebo Mothibantwa and Joseph Kamwendo who can also play in those positions.   “The only way Pirates can win this game is by attacking full out instead of relying on two holding midfielders.   “In our time we had, Bashin (Mahlangu), Botsotso (Makhanya) and myself focusing on attack and only Jetrho Kambala as our holding midfielder. I will be happy to see that happening with Pirates again."   Moloi also warned Pirates about allowing Chiefs to settle first in the game.   “You have to show from the first minute that you are in command and put Chiefs on the back foot because once their crowd gets excited with their play, it is going to be big problem for Bucs players.   “If they do something, we have to equal it. When they had Jabu Pule (Mahlangu), we also had Steve Lekoelea to excite out supporters,” he adds.