Nasreddine Nabi Sends Message to Kaizer Chiefs Fans After Losing to Pirates

Nasreddine Nabi Sends Message to Kaizer Chiefs Fans After Losing to Pirates

  • Nasreddine Nabi has decided to reach out to Kaizer Chiefs fans after their team's loss to Orlando Pirates in the Soweto derby on Saturday, February 1, 2025
  • The former Young African mentor was pleaded with the fans, and made them realise that the team is progressing despite recent inconsistent results in the league
  • Some set of Kaizer Chiefs fans also shared their opinion on Nabi's post on social media

Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi has sent a message to Amakhosi fans after his team lost the Soweto derby against Orlando Pirates in the Premier Soccer League.

The Glamour Boys lost the match in the added time after Patrick Maswanganyi converted the late penalty awarded by the referee.

The Soweto giants are still chasing continental ticket for next season despite the loss as they currently sit in fifth position on the Betway Premiership table.

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Nasreddine Nabi has commented on Kaizer Chiefs' loss to Orlando Pirates while sending message to Amakhosi fans.
Nasreddine Nabi sends message to Kaizer Chiefs fans after losing to Orlando Pirates in the Soweto derby. Photo: Phill Magakoe.
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Nabis sends a message to Kaizer Chiefs fans

Nabi understood how big the derby was, and he took to his Instagram page to pass his message across to the club's fans.

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The Tunisian gaffer posted a picture from the match and accompanied it with a lovely caption as a message to the fans.

“Amakhosi faithful, your passion fuels us. A tough one yesterday, the result stings, but we see the progress, the strides we’re making. The journey is long, but we’re on the right path. Thank you for your unwavering belief, and thanks to management for their continued support. We will rise again,” he wrote on his Instagram.

Reactions as Nabi sent a message to Kaizer Chiefs fans

IG Emkayy007 said:

"Why did you keep Sirino and Vilakazi for that long 😢❤️ we're happy about yesterday performance Coach ❤️❤️"

Lehlohonolo Mosoenyane reacted to Nabi's post:

"We love you coach. Thanks to management to bring you. We see version."

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princeleago305 commented:

"I still believe in you, Coach .🫡💛. We will bounce back stronger ❤️‍🔥🔥.Best of luck in our upcoming fixtures 🔥✌️"

tshegofatso_ralematha shared:

"We are on the right track Professor Nabi 🤝🏼🤝🏼😅✌🏻"

Babalwa Zikhali responded to the post:

"We are with you my coach . We trust you and we trust the process . Come rain or sunshine .❤️✌️"

Mukwevho Fannie Parker to Nabi:

"We love you @nabinasreddine and we’ll continue to rally behind you ❤️"

pedihunnn said:

"Lead us coach 🔥👏 We see your work , 4 out of 6 games we lost were Bcz of horrible officiating against us."

Why ref was right to give Pirates a penalty

Briefly News earlier reported that the match officia in charge of Kaizer Chiefs' clash Orlando Pirates clash in the Premier Soccer Leaghue was vindicated for giving a late penalty to the Bucs in the tie.

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There were talks about the referee being biased towards Jose Riveiro's side compared to Amakhosi, but those rumours were trashed after the ref was said to have been correct for making call.

The incident went on the be the major talking point of the game as the match was heading to a goalless draw before that moment happened in added time.

Source: Briefly News

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