Bafana Bafana 2010 World Cup star is focusing more on creating goals as a link man than scoring them
27 February 2019 - 16:55Bernard Parker is enjoying a revival in game time under Ernst Middendorp at Kaizer Chiefs‚ and hopes the club’s supporters understand that his role now‚ at 32‚ is more about creating goals than scoring them.
The Bafana Bafana 2010 World Cup star might have lost some pace, but he says that his role now‚ even playing out wide‚ is more of a link man — capable of making passes that release teammates and getting into space to put in quality crosses. “With Chiefs‚ for the past three years silverware hasn’t come our way. So there have been a lot of changes too.
“And with me being a senior in the team‚ if I don’t score I assist. Perhaps the fans don’t quite appreciate that. Because the fans know Bernard Parker as a goal scorer. “And you can see that is growing‚ in terms of team goals and the understanding. The guys behind us are also playing a big part. We score in almost every game.
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