Cedric Kaze on whether they are good enough to coach Kaizer Chiefs beyond this season: It's up to the management to decide as they also appointed us

Cedric Kaze said the Kaizer Chiefs management trusted them when they gave them the responsibility of coaching the side.

Kaze was responding to questions on whether they should continue with the side at the end of the season or should be shown the door.

They have been co-coaches together with Ben Youssef Khalid in the early stages of the season when Chiefs decided to let go of Nasredine Nabi

Amakhosi are 11 points behind Orlando Pirates in the title race and seemingly their chances are slipping through their fingers.

Yesterday they were thumped 3-0 by chief rivals Pirates at a sold out FNB Stadium in Soweto.

“It’s not up to me but I believe that we’re here because we’re trusted by management,” he said.

“It’s true that we’ve been in a series of bad results, but I believe there are things that have worked in the past few months.

“We need to remind ourselves, our players what has worked in the first half of the league and probably come back to the basics of football – how well we defended, if we don’t score, don’t concede, things like that, it’s the only way to go forward.”