After wide media speculations about the whereabouts of Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Jabu Pule, following his absence from training sessions over the festive season, Pule has presented himself at Naturena on Monday, 6th January 2003.

"Although Jabu Pule has missed two training sessions, we are not perturbed about weekend newspaper reports speculating his whereabouts.

"Procedurally Jabu will appear before the Disciplinary Committee to face charges of abstaining from work," said Amakhosi chairman Kaizer Motaung.

Kaizer Chiefs are fresh from a great start of the year after walloping Bush Bucks 4 nil at the Olympia Park stadium on Saturday 4th January 2003.

The team displayed brilliant football even in the absence of other regulars like Thabo Mooki, Arthur Zwane and Jabu Pule who was serving a two-match suspension following his 4 yellow cards accumulation.

"It could be that Jabu did not take those two sessions seriously knowing that he would not be featured in the first two games, but an investigation on this conduct is already underway," added Motaung.

Pule is expected to resume training today (Tuesday).

MUHSIN ERTUGRAL

In another development embattled Kaizer Chiefs coach Muhsin Ertugral will meet chairman, Kaizer Motaung this afternoon (Tuesday) to discuss the last chapter of the coaches involvement with Amakhosi.

Ertugral was offered a Technical Director’s position in December and was given up to the first week of January to indicate if he accepted the offer or not.