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The Buccaneers star has admitted that the Sea Robbers' recent stalemate against Usuthu was a bitter pill to swallow, particularly as it coincided with his special day. The versatile left-back felt that a share of the spoils did not reflect the dominance shown by the Soweto giants on the day.

The former Sea Robbers star has come out in support of the 24-year-old forward following a wave of criticism from the Buccaneers faithful. The striker’s recent performances have sparked a heated debate regarding his long-term suitability for the defending Premier Soccer League champions.

The Sea Robbers have been hit by a major injury concern following their hard-fought clash against AmaZulu FC, with a midfielder forced off the pitch. The tactical setup of the Buccaneers was disrupted as the player, who was making a sentimental return to action, suffered a setback in the very same city where his previous long-term layoff began.

Usuthu's coach has sent a shockwave through the Premier Soccer League by publicly lambasting his star striker despite his heroics against the Sea Robbers. The former Kaizer Chiefs tactician made it clear that goal-scoring alone will not guarantee a place in his starting XI if the work rate is missing.