Njabulo Ngcobo

Kaizer Chiefs star Njabulo Ngcobo recently became the talk of social media following his touchline outburst during the club's 2-1 loss against Golden ...

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Kaizer Chiefs assistant coach Lee Baxter and defender Njabulo Ngcobo clashed after he was substituted. Who was in the wrong?

The team managed to score 25 goals and concede 23 during that time. “Lee’s contract with Kaizer Chiefs is set to expire in June this year. However, others felt it was a forgivable reaction to the disappointment of being substituted prematurely, while questioning why Baxter became involved.

Kaizer Chiefs fans fault Njabulo Ngcobo for his contribution in the club's 2-1 loss to Golden Arrows in Wednesday's PSL assignment.

A section of Chiefs fans have now turned their anger on Ngcobo who made a costly blunder to allow the opponents to score. Like @Calvin_GQ, some fans believe it wrong for the technical bench to substitute the defender, and he should have been left on to redeem himself and build his confidence. Kaizer Chiefs' chances of finishing in the top two positions in the Premier Soccer League and an automatic place in the Caf Champions League are hanging in the balance after falling 2-1 to Golden Arrows on Wednesday.

Kaizer Chiefs are set to discipline Njabulo Ngcobo, who threw a tantrum after he was substituted against Arrows.

“They said they would have a meeting with him at the hotel. But he violently shook him off and continued to go sit alone behind the bench. As he walked out, co-coach Dillon Shepard tried to shake his hand and he ignored him and stormed off.

Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper coach Lee Baxter pulled the shirt of Njabulo Ngcobo after the defender refused to acknowledge the handshake of Arthur Zwane when he ...

In fact I m surprised, Zwane did the same to Stuart.— Abongile (@Abongil10646431) Ngcobo was at fault for the Arrows' equalising goal in the second-half, and assistant coaches Zwane and Dillon Shepard opted to replace the former Swallows defender. Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper coach Lee Baxter pulled the shirt of Njabulo Ngcobo after the defender refused to acknowledge the handshake of Arthur Zwane when he was substituted against Golden Arrows.

Kaizer Chiefs defender Njabulo Ngcobo might be facing disciplinary action for his reaction to being subbed during Wednesday's 2-1 defeat to Golden Arrows.

Because he has shown glimpses that he has what it takes to cement his place in the heart of the Chiefs defence for the next few years. And after what has been a testing first season for him, it would be harsh if Wednesday's little bit of indiscretion led to him losing his place in the team or being punished in some way. After a stuttering, stop-start campaign for the Glamour Boys in which he has often been played out of position by previous coach Stuart Baxter, Ngcobo was only just starting to get a run in the starting XI as a centre-back.

Kaizer Chiefs coach Arthur Zwane has defended his defender Njabulo Ngcobo for a tantrum that followed the centreback's substitution in Amakhosi's 2-1 DStv ...

“And then in the second half we decided to give goals away cheaply. Or he was trying to play it short and couldn't see the danger, and we go punished for it. Ngcobo appeared unhappy with the decision, and seemed to shy away from Zwane's offer of a handshake as he came off. “As a player you can do that — that's football. Ngcobo appeared low on confidence and made the costly error with a stray pass that led to Arrows substitute Siboniso Conco's 60th-minute equaliser. “I don't see it that way.

Kaizer Chiefs fans have flooded social media in reaction to a scuffle between defender Njabulo Ngcobo and goalkeeper coach Lee Baxter.

Let the young man sit down and convene a private meeting after.— Mthandeni Nene (@MthandeniNene) pic.twitter.com/9iewWKXhJC April 28, 2022 The boy was angry he had a bad game that's all.— Lungelo Dona Mkhize (@lungelo_mkhize) pic.twitter.com/jQavS6QClp April 27, 2022 Bad reaction it l have a big problem with how he was handled 🙇🏿♀️ #Amakhosi4Life #BabizeBonke pic.twitter.com/4Mp1fl0MmI April 27, 2022 I'm not a Kaizer Chiefs fan but that stinking attitude of Njabulo Ngcobo after he was subd by coach Zwane sucks man. It rattled him, coaches were supposed to encourage him.— dumisani baleni (@Blxck_And_Gold) Big Defenders in bigger games, even final match games, make mistakes, you don’t sub them, you keep them in the game, hope there is an opportunity to fix it.

Kaizer Chiefs' young defender Njabulo Ngcobo has apologised to the club for his untoward behaviour during Amakhosi's 2-1 DStv Premiership defeat to Golden ...

I’ve made mistakes as a player and I was given an opportunity to learn from those mistakes. I don’t think he did that intentionally. Bad reaction it l have a big problem with how he was handled 🙇🏿♀️ #Amakhosi4Life #BabizeBonke pic.twitter.com/4Mp1fl0MmI April 27, 2022

Kaizer Chiefs defender Njabulo Ngcobo stole the show in Amakhosi's defeat to Lamontville Golden Arrows and interim coach Arthur Zwane has reacted to the ...

(We told him), don't play the ball at the back, try to play upfront so we can attack. We got punished, he will learn from it." "I was a player myself, so I believe he was upset at himself because during half-time we spoke about him releasing ball early.

Kaizer Chiefs defender Njabulo Ngcobo has reportedly broken his silence on his outburst during the match between his team and Golden Arrows.

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Kaizer Chiefs' defender Njabulo Ngcobo has apologised to the club for his untoward behaviour during Amakhosi's 2-1 DStv Premiership defeat to Golden Arrows ...

I’ve made mistakes as a player and I was given an opportunity to learn from those mistakes. I don’t think he did that intentionally. Bad reaction it l have a big problem with how he was handled 🙇🏿♀️ #Amakhosi4Life #BabizeBonke pic.twitter.com/4Mp1fl0MmI April 27, 2022

“I would like to sincerely apologise to coach Arthur Zwane, coach Dillon Sheppard, coach Lee Baxter, my teammates, Kaizer Chiefs management and all Amakhosi ...

Coach Arthur Zwane acknowledged the apology, saying, “I understand that Mr Ngcobo’s emotions got the better of him and it happens in our game. I promise to do better in the future.” I take full responsibility for my actions and such should not be repeated.”

Kaizer Chiefs interim coach Arthur Zwane says it would be wrong to 'crucify' Njabulo Ngcobo after an altercation on Wednesday night.

“He was upset with himself and me as his coach right now it will be unfair to crucify him. “Lee’s contract with Kaizer Chiefs is set to expire in June this year. Ngcobo was clearly upset after he was substituted against Golden Arrows on Wednesday, with his mistake having led to a key goal for the opposition. “He has apologised this morning because obviously he’s back to his senses right now. “But look, like I said, we here not to judge. However, others felt it was a forgivable reaction to the disappointment of being substituted prematurely, while questioning why Baxter became involved.

Kaizer Chiefs co-coach Arthur Zwane has revealed Njabulo Ngcobo has apologised to the team after his burst-up in the team's loss to Golden Arrows in the ...

I’ve made mistakes as a player and I was given an opportunity to learn from those mistakes. He was just upset with himself because he made a mistake that ended up being a goal that brought Golden Arrows back into the game," Zwane told the media. I don’t think he did that intentionally.

Kaizer Chiefs defender Njabulo Ngcobo has issued an apology to the club following improper conduct in their 2-1 loss to Golden Arrows on Wednesday.

I promise to do better in the future," said Ngcobo. I take full responsibility for my actions and such should not be repeated," the club statement read. “I would like to sincerely apologise to coach Arthur Zwane, coach Dillon Sheppard, coach Lee Baxter, my teammates, Kaizer Chiefs management and all Amakhosi supporters for not shaking the coach’s hand and for the outburst that followed after being taken off.

Interim coach Arthur Zwane has downplayed the incident which suggests Ngcobo is likely to get off with a slap on the wrist. Ngcobo has made a public apology ...

He also said: “I understand that Mr Ngcobo’s emotions got the better of him and it happens in our game. I promise to do better in the future.” “It was a heat of the moment thing because I made some costly mistakes during the match and it’s not nice knowing that you’ve let the team down as a player, but that does not justify any of my actions.

Njabulo Ngcobo of Kaizer Chiefs is calmed by teammates after his argument with goalkeeper-coach Lee Baxter (not pictured) after the player reacted angrily when ...

Bad reaction it l have a big problem with how he was handled 🙇🏿♀️ #Amakhosi4Life #BabizeBonke pic.twitter.com/4Mp1fl0MmI April 27, 2022 I promise to do better in the future.” He was not in a good frame of mind.