Majoro, who top scored for Amakhosi last season with 10 goals from 28 appearances, has found the going tougher this campaign, and since the arrival of Kingston Nkhatha as he has been relegated to the bench.
Baxter says Majoro is not playing because Nkhatha has been doing so well, but he adds that he is pleased with Majoro's attitude at training.
"Majoro was little bit unlucky because when I came into the team Kingston Nkhatha also came in. It's like, who was going to take the shots and Kingston got in at the beginning of the winning team," Baxter explains.
"You can't change a winning team, but Majoro has been showing a great attitude at training, which I like."
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"I can only say he is going to keep on playing and keep on pushing Kingston and if Kingston doesn't deliver, then there will be him, Kaizer Motaung Jnr and Sthembiso Ngcobo who will be ready to take his place."
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Actually Baxter does n't even realize that Majoros is good when coming from the bench.
The tyme ...Majoro is introduced I foresee a predator unleashed...
I actually would like to understanda a criteria used by Baxter which made him come to a conclusion that Nkatha deserved a starting XI ahead of Majoro. On the flip side though that's how the game is - one has to be at the right place at the right time. I think Nkatha just fitted well on what already was a "winning mentality" team. I bet if you can field any striker in the starting XI of the current "on form" Chiefs they will also perform. All we are asking is that Majoro be given a fair chance. Baxter must also remember that we are grooming this young man for Bafana.
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Kaizer Chiefs first then Bafana Bafana after...
now dat useles team dey must bring back Putco Mafani while dey are still on hot...nor warm to the team.