Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Jabu Mahlangu had some choice words aimed at Chiefs and Orlando Pirates players, following what he deems a 'shameful' display in the Soweto Derby.
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Recently, the controversial Mahlangu took aim at Mamelodi Sundowns, accusing them of weakening the league by signing all its best players.
This time around, his vile was aimed in the direction of both his former teams, comparing the derby to an U-10 match, bemoaning the quality of football displayed as Chiefs walked away 1-0 winners.
"What you showed us was a shame. Yes, the coaches do make mistakes and they do blunder at times, but at the end of the day, you are the ones playing on the field. There was no shot on target in the first half, in a huge game like that. There was no direction," he said in a video he posted on Twitter.
"It was like watching a bunch of 10-year-olds chasing after the same ball. That's what we were watching on Saturday.
"The fans pay their money to go to the stadium and watch that shameful display. That's not on. Yes, the coaches must account, but let's leave them out of it, you need to look at yourselves in the mirror. There's a lot you have to do, I don't want to compare you to the derbies during and even before my time, no. I'm referring to what I saw on Saturday - disappointing," he said.
