‘Chiefs & losing are twins, but striking department is weak! Nabi will be released while cooking’

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Kaizer Chiefs ended their pre-season in the Netherlands with a 2-1 loss against FC Twente on Wednesday night.

It was the fifth game the Glamour Boys were playing in Europe, where they have now lost four and managed a single win. On July 26. They will play Asante Kotoko in the Toyota Cup that will be played at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.

Have a look at what the fans said after the loss against the Reds.

This is the Chiefs I fell in love with

https://twitter.com/KaizerChiefs/status/1945558514488795146

Morris didn’t touch the ball. The person who signed Morris doesn’t take us seriously –  Lefifi

This is the Chiefs I fell in love with. If you want a team that wins, go to Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates –  Zweli Mdluli 

Chiefs and losing are twins, though our striking department is weak. We still have time to get a decent goalkeeper – Michael Phombeya

Even if you could go to Mozambique or Zimbabwe for pre-season, you will be beaten there – Transgress Magdalen Magadali 

You played well, just that today you were playing against rugby guys, yey, they like pulling and grabbing – Sabza Khosi Lami Siyengo

The only win for Chiefs in the PSL will be against Siwelele

Nasreddine Nabi

The bus you parked, though, you’re the king of parking a double-decker bus – Muimeleli Rampamba 

Nasreddine Nabi will be released while still cooking, when are we going to eat? – Sive Mbanjwa

Coach Nasreddine Nabi is cooking, MTN8 is loading, and he will be watching from home – Thabo Nico Mabaso

Nabi will dish up supper to PSL teams when he arrives back, they are not ready for us – Una Nne 

The only win Kaizer Chiefs are going to get is against Siwelele FC – Gidion Zulu 

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