“Not only in South Africa”-Zinnbauer is not disturbed because he calls on him to resign as coach of Orlando Pirate

Orlando Pirates head coach Josef Zinnbauer remained calm during the protests planned by the club’s fans, but he understood their frustration.

Bucs fans, known as “ghosts”, are expected to head towards the club’s home stadium in Orlando because they have expressed dissatisfaction with the team and called for the disbandment of Ball.

Prior to this, the Pirates were embarrassed by the Moroccan champion Raja Casablanca, who defeated Bucs 4-0 on Sunday and saw the Soweto Giants withdraw from Caf after losing 5-1 in the quarterfinals. Federal Cup.

“All over the world, there are some supporters who are frustrated after the defeat, which is normal. I can understand,” Jinnbauer told the media.

“But you have supporters to bring you positive help. Don’t forget that we won [MTN8] Title of this season. We are eligible to participate in the Caf Confederations Cup group stage and entered the quarterfinals.

“You can say all the negative opinions. During the Covid-19 pandemic, people don’t see the other side of our experience this season. How many games do we have now, and how many injured players do we have?”

The German tactician led the Pirates team to the 2020 MTN8 championship victory and ended the Pirates’ six-year trophy drought, but he admitted that he had made some mistakes and hoped he could correct it.

“You must learn from these mistakes what you have done as a coach and team, and then move on. When we succeed, everything is fine.” He continued.

The Ghosts plan to emulate their colleagues in the Caesars, because Amakhosi fans recently paraded to the club’s headquarters final in Naturena and submitted a memo to the management expressing their dissatisfaction with the poor performance of the PSL team this season.

Zinnbauer joined the Pirates in December 2019 for three years. He explained that it is normal for fans to express frustration.

“Not only in South Africa, but all over the world. You look at England and Germany, this is happening. When you lose the game and the supporters are upset, it is normal.”

The Buccaneers will face AmaZulu FC on Thursday as they hope to maintain their ambition to finish in the top two of PSL in their defeat of Usuthu at the Orlando Stadium.