‘Pain delayed not pain denied! Chiefs have all the time but don’t blame Khoza when Pirates win Soweto derby!’

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Kaizer Chiefs were eliminated from the CAF Confederation Cup on Saturday night following their 2-1 loss against Zamalek.

The Glamour Boys went to Egypt hoping to get a draw to make the quarter-final, but the defeat left them third as Al Masry beat ZESCO United 2-0 to take second spot thanks to their superior goal difference.

Here are the reactions from Mzansi as sampled by Afrik-Foot.

Mayo came to exchange jerseys

Khanyisa Mayo Kaizer Chiefs

Kaizer Chiefs employed a translator to do coaching practicals with their club, who are we to complain – Ndash King Kabasa

I hope fans who were bashing Inacio Miguel now see his importance. Ever since Given Msimango got a chance, we’ve yet to keep a clean sheet, that’s just a rumor to us – Mfana Wale Khosi

We told Kaizer Chiefs that that pain delayed is not pain denied – Mr Toure

Khanyiso Mayo came to Egypt to exchange jerseys with Zamalek players – Thabani Percyval Mncube

So you are telling me that Kaizer Chiefs only have 15 matches left all season long? – Nako P Makhohlisa 

Chiefs have all the time to rest

Kaizer Chiefs 2
Image – Chiefs

When Zamalek scored the second goal, I already knew that they were out, because Kaizer Chiefs can only score one goal per game – Andrisa Kanthiti 

One day, we should have an honest conversation about ball-playing defenders that can’t defend – Lindokuhle Spirit Chelesi 

Now they have all the time to rest since they were complaining last week – Beke P Nkiwane 

When Junior Khanye predicted Chiefs win, that’s when I knew what would happen – Thinyse Thinyase 

See you next Saturday, and please don’t blame Irvin Khoza after the game – Sabali Malatole 

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