36 thoughts on “Soccer Zone Today | Kaizer Chiefs Vs Orlando Pirates Match Analysis”

  1. No TV doesn't show everything ikhona penalty pha jonga umlenze kashabha ujonge body kambokazi kulamlenze ungemva kashabha uasiqhatha ngoku veza macala omabini

  2. Can someone tells me about Nabi and his assistant who is his interpreter ,when he's in charge the club plays better .Is the interpreter interpret the real words of the Coach or is he turning players against the coach ?

  3. Nabi tryed his best but failed i still have the question why chiefs management didn't gave A.Zwane a chance atleast two seasons so that He was going to sign players and i still believe in him because he knows the combinations of players of which is the most important thing. But let trust Nabi's process

  4. This guy hates Chiefs – he speaks of kicking/attempt to kick the opponent in the Polokwane City case and avoids the attempt argument when addressing the Chiefs case – If Shabalala didn't jump he would be injured right now – Mbokazi was late for the ball and went for Mdu's foot fortunately Mdu was quick to jump and avoid contact .

  5. Only in South Africa a coach is guilty when players do their nonsense, referees costing the teams big time, failure for safa and/PSL to introduce cameras on the fields. Nabi is an experienced coach no doubt but them boys are a disaster period.

  6. Anyone can see that the tackle on Dlamini was very dangerous, even someone who knows nothing about football would notice. It should have been a red card, but I donโ€™t understand why the referee didnโ€™t even call for a foul. He just let the game go on as if he didnโ€™t see it.

    Whether thereโ€™s VAR or not, SAFA or PSL needs to deal with these poor referees. Even if VAR was in use, it wouldnโ€™t fix every mistake made by a bad referee during the game. They either need to train their referees better, bring in skilled referees from other countries if necessary, or give serious punishments to those who canโ€™t do their job properly.

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