Junior Khanye Believes That Stuart Baxter's Rotation of Goalkeepers Is Wrong

• Junior Khanye is still not impressed with how his former team has been playing and is making his thoughts known
• Khanye thinks that Stuart Baxter is creating further problems for the squad with his constant rotation of goalkeepers
• The analyst also said that the style of play doesn't make sense and Baxter is playing a whole lot of players out of position

Former Kaizer Chiefs player turned analyst Junior Khanye has a lot to say about the decisions Stuart Baxter has been making for the club. According to Khanye, Baxter is struggling to find his feet and the constant changes he's making are not helpful.

Coach Baxter has been switching things up with his team selection and his next moves are quite unpredictable. One thing to note is that the coach has been changing goalkeepers with each match and that is not a good thing, according to Khanye.

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"There are good players there. If they had a better selection, things would be better. He just puts players in the wrong positions," he said to iDiskiTimes.

"He keeps changing goalkeepers, he's creating problems for himself. He lacks knowledge. Transition football is a style, yes but you must play your team. You've got players who can control the game."

He also didn't understand why Khune has been dropped from the team, Khanye thinks that he should still be starting instead of the constant rotation between Bvuma, Petersen and Akpeyi.

"Khune was dropped because he conceded a penalty. I don't understand because it's not like he made a goalkeeping error. He just couldn't save the penalty and it happens," said Khanye.

Kaizer Chiefs are currently sitting on the 15th in the DStv Premiership standings and failed to win their last game against Marumo Gallants, playing to a goalless draw.

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Jabu Mahlangu questions Khama Billiat's attitude towards the game

Earlier, Briefly News reported that Former Kaizer Chiefs and Bafana Bafana player Jabu Mahlangu is questioning Khama Billiat's efforts on the pitch. This came after Kaizer Chiefs' shock defeat to Royal AM in the DStv Premiership.

Billiat should've been more careful and tracked back after losing the ball in the opponents' box, according to Jabu Mahlangu. This resulted in the final goal of the game, which saw the result ending in a 4-1 defeat.

"Billiat lost the ball on the D-line of the 18-area. He didn't even show that he's lost the ball and it's a counter-attack," said Mahlangu on SuperSport TV.

Source: Briefly News