“[He is a] great prospect. You can see the work ethic is good, and if he’s willing to learn, because in this game for you to get better, you need to remain a student for as long as you can,” said Tau, who of course also played for Kaizer Chiefs.
“If he remains humble and works very hard I think opportunities like this will come in very handy for him. It’s important that he takes them and makes sure that he embraces them.
“Remember there are those that are there in front of you – yes they might have been suspended, the regular players, but it's an opportunity for you too. So all the best to him and hopefully this won’t be his last Man-of-the-Match performance,” added the former right-back.