With legendary clubs disappearing and communities losing their football identity, many are asking: is the PSL losing its soul, and are the fans being left behind?
Although the former Amakhosi star is satisfied by how the club has strengthened, he has called for caution as far as early expectations on league success are concerned.
The Masandawana tactician was not impressed by the Sea Robber's playstyle, but he said it is what the Tshwane giants expected going into the blockbuster duel.
Transfer wrangles have been witnessed at Chloorkop as some players are pushing for an exit from the club but the coach seems prepared to lose some key men while holding on to others.
Undeterred by an early setback, the Sea Robbers remained determined and were deservedly rewarded as they reached the final of the domestic tournament again.
Although the experienced defender is yet to be involved for the Tshwane giants this season, Bafana head coach Hugo Broos called him up for World Cup qualifiers.
The star had been linked with Amakhosi and Masandawana before, but his coach has stated he will help the forward achieve his ambition of playing abroad.