Kaizer Chiefs head coach Molefi Ntseki was not keen to discuss his future after their Carling Knockout exit at the hands of AmaZulu.
Chiefs were dumped out of the competition after a late 1-0 defeat at FNB Stadium as Taariq Fielies stunned the home side.
When asked what he thinks his future at Amakhosi looks like after the latest domestic cup exit, he stated it wasn’t the right platform to discuss.
“I don’t think it’s a question that needs to be answered now, because I’m employed by the club, we have technical conversations, we look into incidents like this, we have meetings to discuss what the possibilities are going forward,” Nteski said.
“For you to ask a question, how do I see my future at Kaizer Chiefs – I don’t think this is the platform for us to entertain that question.”
When pressed on the angry fans who aimed projectiles at him: “I think the same question – you just put it differently.”
Chiefs have won four games, with three draws and five defeats in 12 matches across all competitions.
