iDiski Times analyst Benedict Vilakazi has offered some encouraging words for Orlando Pirates midfielder Kabelo Dlamini who he would like to see believing more in his capabilities.
This is after Dlamini’s pinpoint assist for Patrick Maswanganyi’s goal in Pirates’ 2-1 win over Golden Arrows in the league in mid-week that kept their slim hopes at the title alive.
The 28-year-old received praises from Tso who wants to see the player conquer his fears and try those kind of passes often until it becomes natural.
“I’m going to say something, and I like this boy,” said Tso on iDiski TV.
“I just hope he can hear this and understand where I’m coming from and where I’m going. I don’t want to see this after 10 games. I know he can do it.
“There’s a difference with a player that will do this maybe once in a season or once in six months. No, this one can do it he just needs to have confidence and continuity because I think that is something that he’s good at.
“He just needs to realise that I’m good at passing and also have that eye to see the space in between where to put a pass with a perfect pace. He knows how to put it.
“My thing is just to say boy don’t wait and be scared to try because it may be intercepted, keep on doing it. The more you do it the more natural it becomes for you.
“Boy you can do it, you missed one in the first half they intercepted it, and it was a corner-kick. And for me getting to that box and take a short that’s also good.”
