Kaizer Chiefs head coach Stuart Baxter has finally broken his silence by speaking up against some of the club's fans who have resorted to booing the team when results are against them.
ZImbabwean international striker Kingstone Nkatha has been the main target of the boo boys as he has failed to find the back of the nets. And Baxter testified that he was now fed up with "some idiots" in the stands and even threatened to walk away from the Absa Premier League runaway leaders, unless the fans stopped harassing Nkatha.
Nkatha has had a tough time this season, especially in Polokwane, which is were he made his name playing for Black Leopards. The burly striker was booed after missing a host of chances in the 0-0 draw with Polokwane City some two weeks ago.
ZImbabwean international striker Kingstone Nkatha has been the main target of the boo boys as he has failed to find the back of the nets. And Baxter testified that he was now fed up with "some idiots" in the stands and even threatened to walk away from the Absa Premier League runaway leaders, unless the fans stopped harassing Nkatha.
Nkatha has had a tough time this season, especially in Polokwane, which is were he made his name playing for Black Leopards. The burly striker was booed after missing a host of chances in the 0-0 draw with Polokwane City some two weeks ago.
"The fans are making the players anxious in front of goals, its bizarre - we are comfortably seated on top of the log, unbeaten and our supporters are booing their players," said the British mentor.
Baxter added that it was a minority of fans who booed the players.
"I saw our real fans trying to stop the boo boys. Do I want to keep working at a club where you don't know if your best players are going to be depressed because of some idiots in the crowd? Maybe that decision is I don't want to do it," he alluded.
Baxter added that it was a minority of fans who booed the players.
"I saw our real fans trying to stop the boo boys. Do I want to keep working at a club where you don't know if your best players are going to be depressed because of some idiots in the crowd? Maybe that decision is I don't want to do it," he alluded.
By: Farai Diza
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