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Cape Town - Kaizer Chiefs hard-man Willard Katsande says he will not change his style of play despite a number of bookings.
The Zimbabwean midfielder was speaking to presenter Robert Marawa in a post-match interview following Chiefs' 3-1 PSL defeat to log-leaders SuperSport United over the weekend.
"I won't change my style of play because I am always targeted by the match officials," the 27-year-old said.
"I don't know if the referees have meetings to discuss me before the games but that's who I am.
"Some of the yellow cards I get are not fair at all, because in most cases I get involved in 50/50 challenges."
"Salt and Vinegar" - as he is widely know - also hinted that his style of play is his identity and nobody will take that from him.
"I am Willard Katsande, you can't take that away from me."
The Zimbabwean midfielder was speaking to presenter Robert Marawa in a post-match interview following Chiefs' 3-1 PSL defeat to log-leaders SuperSport United over the weekend.
"I won't change my style of play because I am always targeted by the match officials," the 27-year-old said.
"I don't know if the referees have meetings to discuss me before the games but that's who I am.
"Some of the yellow cards I get are not fair at all, because in most cases I get involved in 50/50 challenges."
"Salt and Vinegar" - as he is widely know - also hinted that his style of play is his identity and nobody will take that from him.
"I am Willard Katsande, you can't take that away from me."
