Nkosinathi Sibisi

“If they (the attackers) can’t score in open play, why can’t we (as defenders) help them during set-pieces? So, that’s what we’ve been saying all week.”

“We, as players, have our own expectations”

“For me, it was just to keep on pushing. I am glad that the results are coming.”

“Because whenever I am feeling down, I can always call them and seek advice, because I think they know best.”

“And I think what has helped and played a huge role is that I have a huge supportive structure at home”

“And I think what has helped and played a huge role is that I have a huge supportive structure at home.”

“I have not had enough game time from the previous year, and for me, during that time, it was just to focus and keep doing what I’ve been doing, which is what got me here.”

“So, I try as much as possible to focus on the positives and leave out the negatives.”

“I don’t let hiccups bring me down.”

“You know, for me, I think my mentality is one of my biggest strengths.”

“And now I know, respect the game and it will respect you”

“But when I came back, I knew I’d get a beating, and that taught me lessons.”

“Every Sunday, it was always church, but for me as a young boy, I’d run out with my boots to go play.”

“For me, it was just that – respect for gogo.”

“You do one thing, and it will come back to you. Consequences!”

“And it has a way of coming back to you, just like karma.”

“Respect for others, respect for elders, respect in general – just respect.”

“The first thing you get from your grandmother is respect.”