‘Maswanganyi & Radiopane should be released! Are Orlando Pirates going to suffer again?’

Champions Orlando Pirates started their Premier Soccer League defense with a 2-0 win against promoted side Milford FC.

A goal on either half by Oswin Appollis and Tshepang Moremi were all the Sea Robbers needed to defeat the visitors on Saturday afternoon at the Orlando Amstel Arena.

However, the majority of the club supporters were unhappy with the display. Have a look at what they said, as sampled by Afrik-Foot.

Let’s rectify the school-boy errors

Are Orlando Pirates going to suffer again like last season because of the strikers? One is always defending, and the other one is always offside – Khathu

We take the victory, but we need more goals. You need to play like champions, boys –  Tshepo Mthimkulu

Defender of the season with an assist already equals Khuliso Mudau the whole of last season – Isaac Pakeng

Thanks for the three points, boys; let’s go back and rectify those schoolboys’ errors – Pintosi

Not a polished performance, but I’m happy that we got 3 points and a clean sheet. Still, we need to be more creative in the 3rd half. Was not too happy with our play, especially in the attacking zones. Our defense also gave away many opportunities in the first half –  Vuyolwethu

Not convincing!

Can Pirates management see what we see, please? They MUST stop televising off-season games. Opposition teams plan very well against us because they know exactly who is who. Nonetheless, well done, boys – My Touch

I am not impressed, yes we got the three points, but the quality of football displayed was poor – Sifiso Hlubi

We had a poor game today, not convincing, but since it’s the first game, I will give the boys the benefit of the doubt. Milford should be proud; they gave us a good run. Well done to the boys – The Sand Man

Patrick Maswanganyi and Boitumelo Radiopane should be released! – Opinionated SA

Kabelo Kgositsile is a GOAT! Just imagine after Oswin Appollis, boom Kgositsile in, a defender will get a red card – Vibelife SA