“It’s great to win the top four in PSL and win the MTN8 Cup”-famous Orlando Pirates fan Chauke supports Zinnbauer

Prior to Saturday’s clash with the Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) team, the well-known Orlando Pirates supporter Joyce Chauke supported the under-fire coach Josef Zinnbauer.

The Pirates victory will place them third in the PSL standings and qualify for the Coffee Confederations Cup next season.

In recent months, Zinbauer has been under strict scrutiny. Some pirate fans have called for his dismissal, but Jock has promised to support the German tactician. Since he led the team to a 2020 MTN8 victory in 2014, he has led the Pirates Won their first important trophy.

“I think the team is doing a good job. And finishing in the top four in the league plus winning the MTN8 Cup is very good. I hope they have the best results in the last game of the season against TTM,” Jock Say City Press.

Some supporters of the Pirates team are expected to parade to the club’s home stadium, Orlando, because they expressed their dissatisfaction with the team and called for Zinbauer to be fired.

However, Chauke, who went to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to participate in the 2016 Olympics to support the South African National Team under 23, kept her distance from the planned parade arranged by her pirate fans.

“I have heard a lot about this strike. Many people I know don’t go there like me. I really don’t understand why people go there,” she continued.

“Today is game day, the team will focus on the game. Who will they go to? If any Pirate fans are not satisfied with the management or anything, they should go to the team’s office.”

Chauke is commonly referred to as Mama Joy, and he thinks it makes no sense for fans to urge the club’s management to fire Zinnbauer.

“I mean, firing the coach is not a fan’s business, it depends entirely on the chairman and management. If they don’t want to fire him, then he will continue to be the coach of the Pirates,” she added.

“The other thing I want to ask myself is whether it is safe and no one will eventually be harmed. Then there is Covid-19, we are now facing the third wave.

“As a survivor [Coronavirus]]I think it is unwise to go out. I will sit at home and support the club. “

Last month, the fans of the Kaiser Chiefs went to the club headquarters in Natura and submitted a memo to the management to express their dissatisfaction with the team’s poor performance in PSL this semester.