Something not right at Kaizer Chiefs, says Radebe

Morgan Bolton morgan.bolton@inl.co.za

Much like Amakhosi supporters this week, South African football legend Lucas Radebe will be watching the Nedbank Cup round of 16 with a degree of interest, but ultimately more with a sense of sadness. The former Kaizer Chiefs great watched his beloved Glamour Boys lose to bitter rivals Orlando Pirates this past weekend, and a failure to end their 10-year-long wait for silverware brings another wretched, barren season nearer to a conclusion. Chiefs fell at the first hurdle of the Nedbank Cup in late February, suffering a humiliating exit to NFD side Milford – who face Stellenbosch FC tomorrow – in the round of 32. Earlier this season, they were also knocked out of the lucrative MTN8 by Mamelodi Sundowns in the semi-finals and then dropped out of the Carling…

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