Watch! Brandon Peterson Posts Hilarious Video On TikTok
Brandon Peterson has finally showed his crazy side. It seems like he’s not too serious as many thought he was because he looks quiet. Nowadays, people make a lot of money just by creating content on TikTok. Everyone actually is on TikTok.
Peterson posted a video of himself where he’s arriving in the house, put his bags down, take one second nap on the bed and then wake up instantly and head out. How crazy is that? One second nap? Watch below!
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HOW IS HIS LIFE ON THE FIELD
The former Bidvest Wits shot-stopper has been suffering from injuries that have at times contributed to his lack of game time in Naturena. However, he was able to play 11 games across all competitions last season although that’s quite bad for someone who wants to play for the national team.
WHAT ABOUT OTHER CHIEFS GOALKEEPERS?
Perhaps we’ll all agree that Bruce Bvuma has grown from a boy to a man, remember when he was still under the wings of the likes of Itumeleng Khune. He’s been given a chance in big occasions and came to the party.
Khune? He has been unfortunate to be thrown into the stands in the recent seasons with injuries being one of the main causes of his struggles. Last season, he played only one game in all competitions despite being available for selection for the majority of the season.
Former Kaizer Chiefs player Vusi “Computer” Lamola believes Itumeleng Khune is not happy at Amakhosi. Lamola says the club’s management and Khune are not on good terms, hence he can’t produce his best performances when granted a chance.
“Seemingly, he’s not having a good relationship with the management, and once you are unhappy, you will not produce your best, and with Khune, we don’t know what causes this state of unhappiness.
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“Is it the money? The attitude? We don’t know. Some players aren’t bold enough to express their grievances publicly; they’d rather choose to die inside. He seems very unhappy to me, and it’s hard to tell what his differences with the club are, especially with management.
“And I’ve always said if a club finds it necessary to have a medical doctor, it’s equally important to have a spiritual doctor as well because you are dealing with hidden problems here. Don’t focus on the monetary value of paying such an individual, but rather look at what good their presence will do for the club.”
