Orlando Pirates vs Milford: ‘Can’t buy ticket for nonsense football! Bucs must lose first six points’

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Premier Soccer League champions Orlando Pirates will start their title defense on Saturday against Milford FC.

The latter were promoted to the top tier after winning the playoffs and will now have to prove their quality against the Sea Robbers at the Orlando Amstel Arena.

It will be a vital match for both teams since none want to drop points.

Have a look at what the fans are expecting ahead of the Saturday date.

Score seven goals, and…

Camren Dansin, Evidence Makgopa, Oswin Appollis - Image: Orlando Pirates
Camren Dansin, Evidence Makgopa, Oswin Appollis – Image: Orlando Pirates

Let it be known that Orlando Pirates Football Club are the first team to sell tickets for a regular game for R100, and the stadium will be sold out. When you’re big, you’re big –  Bonny S’phelele Sikhosana

Score seven goals for goal difference! We are going to teach Kaizer Chiefs how to beat this team – Mkhatshwa

Milford FC are going to be baptised with fire as a welcome gesture to the new League – Moshe Raymond Maleka

Orlando Pirates are going to play without Relebohile Mofokeng. It is going to be difficult – Maplazana ZN Waseluneburg 

I wish we could lose this game on purpose. I want them to say “We can’t talk about Pirates because there’s no point,” like they did last season –  Sinhle Victor Makhubele

Pirates will rue the day they chose football over farming

Orlando Pirates training, Image: Pirates
Orlando Pirates training, Image: Pirates

Milford are coming to secure a point; we must attack them hard from the first minute. This season we are building the goal difference very early! – Kay Gee 

If Orlando Pirates want to win the league, they must lose the first six points – JN Masilela 

Milford FC take your three points, and remember Orlando Pirates is just a name – Zubenathi Ntlokinendaba 

Orlando Pirates will rue the day they chose football over farming – Nduduzo M Selepe 

We will watch it on the screens. Can’t buy a ticket to go watch average football. What we saw with pre-season friendlies is nonsense football! – Taki Robbert Mokeke

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