Baroka FC coach Wedson Nyirenda says he might be forced to go into the market to get players who want to fight for the club.
Wedson Nyirenda coach of Baroka FC during the Absa Premiership Polokwane derby press conference at Peter Mokaba Stadium on August 16, 2018 in Polokwane, South Africa. (Photo by Philip Maeta/Gallo Images)
Speaking after his side’s 3-1 loss to Polokwane City in the Limpopo derby on Sunday afternoon, Nyirenda said he might be forced to look outside the club to find players that are consistent.
“It has been the cry all along I think players are tired of me saying the same thing. We are not scoring, we are scoring ourselves we are just giving and it pains so much when you are doing the week and then suddenly you see your players giving away goals. There is a need to mature, players must mature if they cannot mature you find matured players, Simple. This is PSL,” said Nyirenda after the game.
Baroka will next face Highlands Park away in Tembisa on Saturday afternoon.
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