My goodness,Jesus Christ! Our fathers used to tell us about these players,Oh my word,how privileged were our fathers to have seen these football greats live at stadiums. Teenage Dladla and Mabekaphanzi, no words to describe these two,though Chiefs clearly had great great unbelievable players all round but these two are a card above the rest. Speaking as a Pirates supporter,no wonder Chiefs have amazed so much support base and trophies,it would have been clearly difficult not to with these kind of players at your disposal. SALUDE TO THESE LEGENDS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY SIR DR KAIZER MOTAUNG AND CO TO HAVE ASSEMBLED SUCH A GREAT GREAT FOOTBALL TEAM OVER THE YEARS, Hopefully Chiefs and Pirates can reclaim their status as two of SA's most dominant forces sooner rather than later
Yooh this was the real soccer indeed & the motion of it along with the song gives u hope even though you don’t favour the teams ...we are number one!...number one,that’s what we are!
Nothing different from today's football in terms of players raw talent. We still have it in abundance its just that today's football setup is all about tactics and strictly following the instructions otherwise you sit on the bench. Those days talented players were embraced but today it depends whether they can defend and if they can not some are overlooked at. More powerful Talent is there but things are expensive for the people who loves sports to attend the games especially at night and the other thing stoping with localisation of football was the bad idea because people in urban areas are not interested in football.
Due respect to the best of the current crop. They will struggle to make the top fifty of yesterday's players. Who can stop Special, Rollaway, Blessing, Buick, Kaizer, Chippa, Pepe, Chain Puller, Dancing Shoes, ABC Motsepe, not forgetting Junior Ngobe, Tornado, Mebra, Mnini, Rhee, etc. Just the other day, Teenage, Jomo, Ace, Moripe, Groovy, Ltd, TV4, Shaka Ngcobo, Mthofi and others.
SA soccer in the 80's and the 20th century are two different breeds. So much wasting of chances in the 80's! People had less stuff to do and had no TV hence they filled stadia.
Thanks, Jazzman's was one of my favorite defenders of the NPSL Era. Pity in this instance, Botsotso was too nimble footed to be clutched by the Jaws. Football was purely for entertainment and commercial value was not an issue. Those days, a draw would not come easy between these two teams. One had to come out victorious, and obviously the other "crying real tears"
@Mbinda Sthulutya, it was actually 5-0 in 1977. Jomo Sono scored 4 goals. Ace Ntsoelengoe create all those 4 goals and scored the 5th. The following year the same Argentina squad went on to win the world cup.
The Apartheid South Africa was banned from participation in world soccer by FiFa then. Black people were not allowed by the Apartheid regime to represent the country. Only white people did.
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Thank you !!! My heavenly Father for blessing South African players with flair and amazing dribbling skills !!!
My goodness,Jesus Christ! Our fathers used to tell us about these players,Oh my word,how privileged were our fathers to have seen these football greats live at stadiums. Teenage Dladla and Mabekaphanzi, no words to describe these two,though Chiefs clearly had great great unbelievable players all round but these two are a card above the rest. Speaking as a Pirates supporter,no wonder Chiefs have amazed so much support base and trophies,it would have been clearly difficult not to with these kind of players at your disposal. SALUDE TO THESE LEGENDS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY SIR DR KAIZER MOTAUNG AND CO TO HAVE ASSEMBLED SUCH A GREAT GREAT FOOTBALL TEAM OVER THE YEARS, Hopefully Chiefs and Pirates can reclaim their status as two of SA's most dominant forces sooner rather than later
These guys were way ahead of their time
Thats why i support kaizer chiefs today its because of such games i m a khosi for life
The song we are number one.... 🔥👌🔥
Botsotso 's skill and speed in that touch line was amazing, just pure talent that's a rare find today.
As a mid 90’s born free Orlando Pirates fan..this gives me goosebumps
Another GOAT for real
Yooh this was the real soccer indeed & the motion of it along with the song gives u hope even though you don’t favour the teams ...we are number one!...number one,that’s what we are!
Share more of these legendary moments!
I'll try my brother
Nothing different from today's football in terms of players raw talent. We still have it in abundance its just that today's football setup is all about tactics and strictly following the instructions otherwise you sit on the bench. Those days talented players were embraced but today it depends whether they can defend and if they can not some are overlooked at. More powerful Talent is there but things are expensive for the people who loves sports to attend the games especially at night and the other thing stoping with localisation of football was the bad idea because people in urban areas are not interested in football.
Teenage Nelson Botsotso Ngabadeli Dladlda , I am yet to see a player like him in SA
Mgabadeli
Due respect to the best of the current crop. They will struggle to make the top fifty of yesterday's players. Who can stop Special, Rollaway, Blessing, Buick, Kaizer, Chippa, Pepe, Chain Puller, Dancing Shoes, ABC Motsepe, not forgetting Junior Ngobe, Tornado, Mebra, Mnini, Rhee, etc. Just the other day, Teenage, Jomo, Ace, Moripe, Groovy, Ltd, TV4, Shaka Ngcobo, Mthofi and others.
SA soccer at its best ❤
Bring some more 4rm y'ster years magic soccer moments.There's a lot!
😁😁 Im trying bro
Love and Peace
This video gives me goosebumps yerrrrrrrr 💛✌🏾
Gone are those days ingabandeli enkulu
Yo! Patson "kamuzu Banda ( goal keeper). We were young watching these dudes
Mgabadeli, I came here after listening to Robbert Marawa show.
Teenage was a deadly player
This Saturday chiefs and pirates were on song
This was enjoyable 👌
Bring back our decolonized football
This fucken current Chiefs players, they must watch these videos
I love the pace of this match
You use to watch a team even if you are not it's fan but because you want to watch certain players doing their skills in the fields of soccer
How true.
For the love of the game 🙂
SA soccer in the 80's and the 20th century are two different breeds. So much wasting of chances in the 80's! People had less stuff to do and had no TV hence they filled stadia.
We are number one! ✌
I can see the Ronaldo goal celebration jump. Nothing is new under the sun 😏
I always marvel at the way Teenage sold a dummy to the jersey #4. I can't make out who it is in this clip. Classic players at the time.
Sorry bra to respond so late. The defender is one of the best ever for Orlando pirates. His name is Oscar Jazzman Dlamini
Thanks, Jazzman's was one of my favorite defenders of the NPSL Era. Pity in this instance, Botsotso was too nimble footed to be clutched by the Jaws. Football was purely for entertainment and commercial value was not an issue. Those days, a draw would not come easy between these two teams. One had to come out victorious, and obviously the other "crying real tears"
To me he looks like Phil "Mr Jones" Setshedi, but I stand to be corrected
Years of soccer indeed
Lmao these couldve won a world cup
We beat Argentina 4-0 in the 1970's, with these players
@Mbinda Sthulutya, it was actually 5-0 in 1977. Jomo Sono scored 4 goals. Ace Ntsoelengoe create all those 4 goals and scored the 5th.
The following year the same Argentina squad went on to win the world cup.
@@johannesscandley9910 yah neh...
We could have been a big problem in the world in this era, probably we could be having one or two FIFA world cup.
Those who know say these guys neat Argentina 5-0, the Argentina squad went on to win the World Cup.
If you've ever watch undesputed.
@@nelsonvon2444 very true
All old players they shud run safa not knowing people are running our football it is true ok
How come nobody took Teenage abroad for trials?
According to me, he's the best left winger ever in Mazanzi
The Apartheid South Africa was banned from participation in world soccer by FiFa then. Black people were not allowed by the Apartheid regime to represent the country. Only white people did.
At the that time South Africa was banned from international football because of apartheid . South Africa was only re admitted in 1992.
@@jameslekalakala7000 I concur with you fully my brother. He had pace, skill, talent, passion, he had almost everything 🤞🏾👌🏾🙏🏿👏🏾💛✨😂
I agree 100%
You see guys like Messi doing that now
He's like the male version of Thembi Kgatlana
😂😂😂
Mans had tekkers
Lolest bola ya kale nayo nah