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Hugo Broos praised for dropping Orlando Pirates goalkeeper, ‘you don’t just touch Sipho Chaine; he is a big name in South Africa’ despite overflowing criticism | Goal.com South Africa | SA News

Although some fear that Chaine has lost Broos’ trust, former Bafana goalkeeper Jackson Mabokgwane feels that is not the case.

To Mabokgwane, Chaine should be focused on club duties, and he will definitely go to the World Cup finals.

“I definitely feel that he should not be worried. There is a big assignment ahead of him in terms of making sure that they go over the line with Orlando Pirates. Which is the immediate task that he needs to focus on,” Mabokgwane said.

“If you worry about being left out of Bafana Bafana, then you will be worried for a long time until the next camp. Then it means you are in trouble. So I believe he should not be worried at all; he should focus on doing the good…

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