Junior Khanye says he is giving Kaizer Chiefs-linked coach Nasreddine Nabi the benefit of the doubt, however cautions that there will be huge expectations on the Tunisian mentor.
“He is doing well to bring his own technical team but there are expectations. It will be to his advantage that he starts winning as soon as he arrives because he is already under pressure from the legends and former players and even journalists," said Khanye on iDiski TV.
“I’m sorry to say this but it’s a fact that he already has a lot to deal with. I mean he’ll win one or two games and get an applause then lose one vital game and the questions on ‘what do you think of Nabi?’ will come up, how will he react to that.
“I am going to give him the benefit of the doubt. I’m not saying he’s a bad choice or anything like that but I will give him the benefit of the doubt.
“He must know there are expectations; he needs to bring results now since he has been given everything. And I’m telling you he won’t use the players they have currently. The more he brings his own players, he must bring trophies.
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