‘Miguel is busy looking for his leg! Chiefs said Broos was crazy leaving their players out of SA’

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Kaizer Chiefs started their pool’s CAF Confederation Cup with a 2-1 loss against Al Masry at the Suez Stadium.

The Glamour Boys had come into the match hoping to get a positive result but ended up returning to Soweto with none. It was heartbreaking for Amakhosi who feel they have what it takes to win the annual competition.

While a section of the Chiefs fans empathised with the players, critics are having a field-day. Here is what Afrik-Foot collected.

Did Matlou even touch the ball?

George Matlou of Kaizer Chiefs

If Miguel can kick a ball like he kicked air, that guy can score like Thalente Mbatha – Ndumiso M Madondo

Did Matlou even touch the ball or was he sent as a weapon against them -Papago Oreratile Dona 

Inacio Miguael kicked fresh air instead of kicking a ball that contains fresh air -Busisiwe Modise 

All is not lost, Khosi. Take a leaf out of Stellenbosch’s book. They lost their opening two games last campaign but recovered and reached the semifinals. A must-win against Zamalek next week – James Shikwambana

How do you create and score goals when playing backwards? – Bouga Koulibaly Mogorosi

Mukoko could have scored for Chiefs!

Dieumerci Mukoko Lupopo 1

Please give George Matlou and Inacio Miguel a lifetime contract – Moh Siya 

They say Miguel is still busy looking for his leg outside the stadium – Tugee TheMost High – Smanga Sthembiso

Kaizer Chiefs need to video call Mukoko, I’m sure he will equalise for them – Sylvia Walker

Chiefs are not coming back anytime soon until they find the missing boots of Miguel – Lindoh Mdletshe

Kaizer Chiefs said Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos was crazy when he left their players out of intentional assignments – Winnie Juma

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Willis Sob is a sports betting expert and journalist covering Nigeria and South Africa, with 16 years of experience. With a background in journalism, reporting and programme production, he specialises in football odds, and his work has appeared on OK Africa and GOAL, as well as TV, radio and podcasts.