- Stellenbosch FC's Jayden Adams is urging local fans to turn out in force for Bafana Bafana's Afcon qualifier against Uganda on September 6, 2024.
- The young midfielder wants supporters to make their presence felt at Orlando Stadium as the team gears up for their next qualifier against South Sudan.
- While fans are eager to see Bafana triumph, some are questioning why the match isn't being held closer to home.
Hey there, soccer lovers! Jayden Adams, the dynamic midfielder from Stellenbosch FC, is on a mission to rally the troops—well, the fans—for Bafana Bafana’s crucial Afcon qualifier against Uganda. The match is set to go down on Friday, September 6, 2024, at Orlando Stadium, and Adams is calling for a sea of supporters to show up and make some noise. This isn’t just another game; it’s a chance for Bafana to kick off their campaign to qualify for the 2025 tournament in Morocco with a bang.
Adams, who’s only 23 but already making waves in the soccer world, expects the stadium to be packed with fans ready to cheer their hearts out. He knows the energy of the crowd can make all the difference, and he’s counting on local supporters to bring their A-game in terms of enthusiasm and volume. After all, a roaring crowd can be the ultimate home advantage.
Adams might just be part of a midfield lineup that fans are buzzing about. With the inclusion of Orlando Pirates sensation Thalente Mbatha, there’s a real sense of excitement about what this team can achieve. If you’re wondering where you fit into this picture, Adams has a simple message: get to the stadium and be part of the action.
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Why Jayden Adams Wants You There
Check out Adams’ heartfelt plea for support in the video below. In a clip shared on Bafana’s official Twitter account, the Stellenbosch FC star emphasizes just how much the players need their fans. He even hints that goalkeeper Sipho Chaine might step in for the injured Ronwen Williams, adding another layer of intrigue to the match.
In the video, Adams says:
“Hey, Bafana Nation! We’re counting on you to come out in numbers and show us your support. Let’s fill that stadium and bring your loudest voices. We need you more than ever!”
What Fans Are Saying
While Adams and the team are all set to take on Uganda, not everyone is thrilled about the venue. On social media, fans have been vocal about their thoughts. Some are questioning why the match is being held in Gauteng instead of other regions, while others are still ready to rally behind the team.
Take Magerule Serge Digama, for instance. He couldn’t help but point out what he sees as a missed opportunity:
“They took the game to Gauteng, and now they’re begging for support. Imagine that.”
King Rooi echoed similar sentiments, suggesting a change in venue might help:
“If they really want supporters, they shouldn’t keep bringing their games to Gauteng.”
But not all fans are focused on the location. Motshedi Joel Tsheola is keeping things positive:
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“Good luck to the lads. I’ll be watching them, and I hope they make us proud.”
Stogie M Maseko, meanwhile, is emphasizing the importance of winning at home:
“We have to win all our home matches if we want to qualify for next year’s AFCON. No pressure, though!”
And Sibusiso Khulemini Makhedama is keeping it short and sweet:
“Good luck, Bafana Bafana. Let’s go!”
Hugo Broos Drops a Curveball
As reported by Briefly News, Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos has made a bold decision that’s sparking conversation. Despite Orlando Pirates star Tshegofatso Mabasa being the PSL’s top goalscorer last season, Broos has decided he doesn’t fit into the current squad. The Belgian coach explained that Mabasa’s style is too similar to existing strikers Iqraam Rayners and Lyle Foster.
This move has fans talking, with some praising Broos for sticking to his strategy and others questioning the decision. But one thing’s for sure—whether you’re in Gauteng or cheering from afar, Bafana Bafana needs your support now more than ever. So, are you ready to answer the call and help the team achieve greatness?
