Pitch invader Mashonisa fires warning to Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi after being arrested and slams Motaung brothers - 'He will be fired, fans will show him the door just like they did to Arthur Zwane'

Mashonisa, a devoted Kaizer Chiefs supporter since the age of seven, has always been passionate about his beloved Amakhosi.

Recently making headlines for a pitch invasion after Chiefs' loss to Mamelodi Sundowns, he expressed deep frustration with the current state of the team.

The Mpumalanga-based football fanatic criticized the squad's assembly, claiming it relies too heavily on free agents instead of investing in top-quality players

He believes the club’s management needs a shake-up and has called for Jessica Motaung to take over the reins, confident she could lead Chiefs to greater heights.

Despite his actions, Mashonisa insists his loyalty to the club remains unshaken, as he yearns to see them return to their former glory.

His outburst underscores the growing tension between the club's management and its passionate fanbase.

“It has always been Kaizer Chiefs. I have never supported any other club. Fani Madida and Doctor Khumalo are the players that attracted me to Kaizer Chiefs," Mashonisa told Kickoff.

“Kaizer Chiefs is a big brand; Kaizer Chiefs is a country. How can you disappoint such large population that supports you? The only person in that team who seems serious is the bus driver because he always makes sure they arrive on time for matches.”

“Ranga Chivaviro should be allowed to leave in January. He and Fiacre Ntwari are not Kaizer Chiefs material. I don't know who is scouting for us these days, I miss Mr. Mehlomakhulu, he used to recommend top talent. I don't understand why the club brought in a goalkeeper who is on the same level as Bruce Bvuma," he continued..

"We should have continued with Bvuma because he was our development product. I would have understood if they signed a goalkeeper who is on the same level as Ronwen Williams from Sundowns. I thought they were going to sign Stanley Nwabali, a big international goalkeeper, not someone who makes the same mistakes as our own development product, Bruce Bvuma.

"As long as Bobby and Kaizer Jr. are in charge, Kaizer Chiefs will not sign the players we want. They prefer free agents. If a club wants R5 million for their player, Chiefs pills out of the negotiations and say, 'No, we've got R1 million'. So right now, I'm just looking for the best free agent that will be available in January. That's what I'm hoping for," he added.

“The pain and suffering are still with us. I think he will be fired in the not-too-distant future. The fans will show him the door just like they did to Arthur Zwane and others. He is going. First if all, what he is doing to fan favourite Ashley Du Preez is not sitting well with us. Du Preez shouldn’t be played as a lone striker or a target man; that’s not who he is. He needs to be partnered with somebody. Arthur Zwane partnered him with Pule Mmodi, and he scored four goals.”

The victory in the Home of Legends final where they beat Mamelodi Sundowns maintained Chiefs' winning momentum as they had defeated Golden Arrows in the semi-finals.

This string of positive results signals a potential turning point for Amakhosi, who have struggled with consistency in recent seasons

After winning the Home of Legends Cup in Gqeberha, Amakhosi will face Richards Bay in their next league fixture, aiming for a win to climb the standings and stabilize their campaign.