Orlando Pirates team vs Djabal FC in the CAF Champions League on the 16th February 2013 at Orlando Stadium in Soweto
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There’s nothing we love like players’ best 11s. Here’s another one from Orlando Pirates’ former forward Khethokwakhe Masuku.
Orlando Pirates team vs Djabal FC in the CAF Champions League on the 16th February 2013 at Orlando Stadium in Soweto
©Sydney Mahlangu /BackpagePix.
Choosing your best 11 for Orlando Pirates is quite a test. The Sea Robbers are never short of the best talent in Mzansi, irrespective of the season or success.
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Looking at Masuku’s team, very few Bucs fans will be raising questions.
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One or two supporters could challenge the selections of some players but these things are sometimes based on the player’s personal experience with the chosen players.
Check out Tembisa-born player’s Pirates best 11 as shared by This is Football Africa:
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Staying with Pirates, the club’s icon Jomo Sono has demanded an end to the public comparisons to Monnapule Saleng.
As we’ve watched over the past month, Saleng went from bench player to superstar in the MTN8.
The 24-year-old from Bloemhof smashed in a brave against Mamelodi Sundowns in the semi-finals before a famous freekick against AmaZulu to hand the Sea Robbers the title.
The events soon created comparisons with Pirates’ greatest icon Jomo Sono.
“Two games don’t make you a Jomo Sono!” Jomo said. Read the full story here.
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