The former Esperance tactician has pegged his hopes on Masandawana's resilience to overcome the struggle and get their campaign on track despite what people say.
After struggling for over an hour against Abafana Bes'thende, Amakhosi's new signing came on with the magic strike and scored his debut goal that handed the Glamour Boys a win.
To get their season firmly on the right track and avoid being beaten to the league title by Amakhosi and Bucs, Masandawana have been advised on what to do by their legend.
The Namibian has entered the history books not only as the league's top scorer but also as a legend for a Masandawana side that has been very dominant during his time with the Tshwane giants.
The Belgian is determined to help South Africa to dine with the big boys in the global competition to be jointly held by Mexico, Canada and the United States.
The former AS FAR Rabat coach believes the Glamour Boys should have collected their fourth win in a row on Wednesday night against the defending league champions.