At a time when globally most football teams put one striker upfront and pack the midfield with ball players, coaches in South Africa have to constantly answer questions from the media and fans on why they are not fielding two strikers. The Soweto derby post match conference following the goalless draw between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates at FNB stadium on Saturday reminded the coaches again about this serious lack of knowledge of the game locally. Many have argued before that Lehlohonolo Majoro and Kermit Erasmus who have scored 16 goals between themselves in the Absa Premiership this season should play together. Pirates care-taker coach Eric Tinkler not for the first time this season explains why it’s dangerous to play two strikers in some big games…