MTN8: ‘Pirates, don’t make us feel what Chiefs are used to! Abongile Tom save us to avoid tennis score’

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MTN8: ‘Pirates, don’t make us feel what Chiefs are used to! Abongile Tom save us to avoid tennis score’
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Orlando Pirates are set for another tough assignment this weekend when they face Mamelodi Sundowns in the MTN8 semi-final.

Bucs have played three competitive matches across all competitions, winning one and losing two. The back-to-back defeats came in the Premier Soccer League against Sekhukhune United and Marumo Gallants respectively.

Abdeslam Ouaddou is under pressure to deliver; have a look at what the fans said as sampled by Afrik-Foot.

Only Abongile Tom can save the day

I'll make sure I'll eat early on Saturday, drink, and go to sleep, because pain will be unbearable – Mary Joshwin 

This game must be postponed until we get our house in order. Or else we’ll be humiliated here! – Manhelpedbygod Jerry Tshiseka 

Buccaneers who will be in the stadium, please, if we lose, invade the pitch so that Khoza can take us seriously. This plumber must go – Zama Sithole 

Hey Orlando Pirates, don't make us feel what Kaizer Chiefs are used to, please –  King Tshov'uboya

Only Abongile Tom can save the day because the chemical engineer has failed, and Pirates can't say. Guys, we need to fight to win on Saturday – Gidion Zulu 

Pirates pretending to be bad so Downs can underestimate them

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Plot twist: Pirates are just pretending to be bad so Mamelodi Sundowns can underestimate them – Goalup

Abongile Tom must bring his A game, and the Chemical engineer must up his game to avoid a tennis score – Mbulungeni Felix Makhado

Buy a helmet for the coach; on Saturday, it is not going to be easy for him if the team loses – Thatohatsi Ya Basia 

We are a big institution, we don't build in Orlando, if he wants to build, we will send him a location in Naturena – Mabedi Rocky 

Mr Ouadou, make sure you have got your soccer boots as well. If guys don't do it correctly, you'd better do it yourself to save your job – Mfundo Nsele

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Willis Sob is an experienced journalist who has been in the game since 2009, covering major assignments around the continent.
His hunger for African football is unmatched, always getting the best angles and facts to feed the fans and quench their thirst.

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