Siphiwe Tshabalala has spoken out regarding Kaizer Chiefs not lifting any silverware for two seasons in a row.

Shabba received his accolades on Thursday evening at the clubs award ceremony and confirmed his disappointment but also promised to avoid the unpleasant feet again.

“Our chairman is old, he cannot have the ‘eish moment’ all the time,” said Tshabalala.

“We have to take responsibility and promise him that you have a team that can compete, it’s just that we need to up our game. We need to give our best week in and week out.

The promise never happened this season but it has to happen eventually, we need to persist until we get it right and we need to back it up not only by making promises but through performances.

It’s hurting to go [two] seasons without winning any trophies and it will be unfair and selfish of me to celebrate these personal accolades.

I’m here to create memories and I’m here to win trophies. I want to make history with the team and then individual accolades will come after. But nonetheless it happened and I will take it [the awards]. We need to come back stronger next season. We need to compete for everything on offer.”