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Cavin Johnson hopeful to end Chiefs’ trophy drought
Kaizer Chiefs coach Cavin Johnson is hopeful to end Chiefs’ trophy drought by targeting a Nedbank Cup win against Milford.
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Cavin Johnson is targeting the Nedbank Cup and vows to end the unwanted trophy drought at Kaizer Chiefs.
Johnson vows his ambition is to bring the trophy to Chiefs as the club is in its ninth year without one.
Ahead of the Nedbank Last 32 clash against Milford FC, Johnson vows to beat the minnows and win the trophy.
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Chiefs last lifted a trophy in the 2014/15 season and Johnson knows the pain of the trophy drought.
Looking at the league race, Johnson understands it’s not easy to win it and vows to bring this trophy to Chiefs.
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The ex-Platinum Stars mentor, Johnson wishes the gods of football to be with Chiefs and win one trophy.
“Personally, it would mean the world to end the club’s trophy drought,” says Chiefs’ Johnson on the trophy drought.
“I think it would also be huge for the club and its massive following.
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“Hopefully, the gods of football are on my side, or not on my side but on the club’s side.
“So that we are able to display a lot of what we’ve been working on and score as many goals as we can.
“Because we are also struggling in that department.
“If I was here from the beginning, I’d have said ‘guys there are four trophies on offer, I want to win all of them’.
“This is the last one that’s on offer.
“So, let’s hope Sundowns lose five games in the league and we have a chance to win the league as well.”
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Johnson replaced Molefi Ntseki late last year and the Chiefs mentor adds he wished he would have started the season.
“In saying that, realistically that’s the only cup that’s on offer for all of us,” adds Chiefs coach Johnson on the trophy drought.
“And it’s the start of the competition. So we are putting our emphasis on it.
“We know we will be the favourites on the day, therefore we need to prepare extra hard.”
The eagerly anticipated cup match will see Chiefs hosting the KZN-based side at FNB Stadium on Sunday evening.