The Dax and dawn

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By Malose Wa Ga Lamola

Like a couple that has conceived, it is  then subjected to an estimated 288-days of gestation period, before delivering their bundle of joy.

Kaizer Chiefs supporters witnessed the arrival of Andriamirado Aro Hasina 'Dax' Andrianarimanana at Naturena but that was just a conceiving proccess. 
The Amakhosi family had to wait fifteen more days after the official closing date of the Premier Soccer League window period to see 'Dax' in action. All good things are worth fighting for.

Kaizer Chiefs rumbled with 'Dax' former club Fosa Juniors FC. With the  Malagasy football club accusing Chiefs of tapping on their player. Not all fights are fair but Chiefs chose to be a law obeying citizen. 

As FIFA emphasises 'Fair play' to all its members. Chiefs decided to take a fair route to the football highest office prior capturing 'Dax's signature officially.
Dax has been cleared fit and ready to make his debut at Chiefs. 

With Kaizer Chiefs travelling to the Mother City for their crunch encounter against Cape Town City this can be the big day for 'Dax'. The 27-year old is in the travelling squad and can officially don the famous gold and black colours tonight.

After going three seasons without a trophy. Will 'Dax' bring the dawn of a new era at Naturena? The on song Citizens will play hosts to the winless Chiefs at Cape Town stadium on Saturday night. 

More than 20 000 seats have already been booked. This clash is a crucial one with City trying to keep the momentum and Chiefs still in search of their first league victory in five games.

Will Dax get his baptism of fire?

@Lamola_Herold

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