Kaizer Motaung and Steve Komphela’s amazing story

Kaizer Motaung and Steve Komphela’s amazing story . If you are a coach what you have to know is that a team which hired you and fired you might hire you again after some years . For example Ernst was hired by Kaizer Chiefs and fired in 2007 march but now he was hired again by the same club same management .

That is why most smart coaches like Steve Komphela you will never hear them talking bad things about their previous employers .

Kaizer Motaung and Steve Komphela’s amazing story

“You know the plan we had and the amount of work we put in there… that’s one thing you talk about when you speak of invisible success,” said Komphela in an interview with Marawa on Marawa.tv. 

“There is a lot of stuff that we did but I can’t be here talking

… I try my utmost best to refrain from speaking of the environment where I had worked.

“But one thing I can say about Bab’uMotaung [Kaizer Motaung], he understands the process. He understands the game and he knows exactly what he wants, and he’s got a plan but the biggest challenge you’d have in big institutions like those, you have to deliver a trophy.

“Even though you are working on a plan to unfold, if you don’t deliver a trophy then it messes up everything.

Steve Continued by saying “The one thing that he said which broke my heart uBra K – I remember it was my second year [at Chiefs] – where he said, ‘you know Steve, how I wish I was five years younger’.

“Do you know what he was trying to say to me? He said he wanted to build that institution [Chiefs] into something else.

“The likes of Barcelona and Manchester United have systems. Bra K [Motaung] has always wanted to build a system at Chiefs but sometimes [in] building a system, a lot of people get compromised up until the system is standing.”

“But the minute you manage to go through the system and it is standing, then the train just rolls.”

“Unfortunately, just as we were about… the only thing that we needed to do at Chiefs [was to] win a trophy because the systems that were put in there (sighs)… but I don’t want to look back and start pointing at the invisible success,” added Komphela.

Do you think Komphela was a great coach at Chiefs ?