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Junior Khanye was there—operating at a level that would be exceptional for any player, let alone someone who only recently turned 17. What we saw then wasn’t potential but real-time elite output from someone not even legally an adult in many countries.🔥

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Naphtally Phashavor 1 Jahr

People want to disrespect Jnr here... he was a Danone at the time futhi. 🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥🔥

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No Capvor 1 Jahr

Look at the body language of the Chiefs players when of the ball, they were runners always applying pressure. That's the identity they lost 😤

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TsikiTsiki Yoh!!vor 1 Jahr

Hebana but i saw nothing

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Njabulo Radebe🇿🇦vor 1 Jahr

Clement Mazibuko was a beast. Big strong, quick, skill. As chiefs supporter I was afraid of him

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Mnumzanevor 1 Jahr

Overrated nonsense

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Uncle Sammy🇿🇦vor 1 Jahr

Achieved fokol playing less than collective 45 minutes his entire career at Chiefs.

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Let there be love.vor 1 Jahr

Kodwa alcohol

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uManvor 1 Jahr

He was ass to be a loud mouth

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Aberamavor 1 Jahr

Mamelodi Sundowns has always been playing the better football than Chiefs and Pirates. Still don’t get why fans wanna lil bro the Club

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