Amakhosi are currently eighth on the DStv Premiership table after nine matches and have only won three matches while losing four and drawing three.

Having also being knocked out of the MTN8 semi-finals by Mamelodi Sundowns, Mooki believes that Chiefs can take a number of things from those performances as they look to restore the glory days.

There was movement, they kept the ball well, and ball possession was very high, the structure of the team can tell you that they were disciplined it was just unfortunate that they couldn’t score," Mooki said.

Mooki, who made close to 350 appearances for Kaizer Chiefs in a 15-year career, is confident that Chiefs are on the right track and will start winning games again soon, however, he warns that it will also take discipline and unity of purpose to turn the corner.

Talking amongst yourself as players is important, so you need to be disciplined and make sure you put a smile on the supporters’ faces because that's the most important thing, for them to see you guys winning makes their hearts happy," Mooki added.

The Glamour Boys are back in action on Saturday the 21st of October in the last 16 of the Carling Knockout Cup at the FNB Stadium.