Prince Kaybee Reveals He’s Still Angry Pirates Didn’t Beat Chiefs 10-0

South African musician Prince Kaybee has continued teasing Kaizer Chiefs following their defeat to Orlando Pirates in the Soweto Derby, taking another opportunity to mock the Glamour Boys.

The musician shared a sarcastic message in which he suggested that Pirates should have scored even more goals against their traditional rivals during their recent encounter.

Prince Kaybee joked that he was still unhappy with the Buccaneers for failing to send Chiefs home with a humiliating 10-0 defeat.

He did not stop there, as he also questioned the quality of the Chiefs squad, making a controversial comparison about the club’s purpose in football.

“Chiefs is a team you play during the week in an empty stadium to check if your bench has depth,” he wrote.

The musician ended his post with a casual “Good Morning” message accompanied by a heart emoji, adding a playful touch to what was clearly another dig at the Soweto giants.

His remarks come after Orlando Pirates defeated Kaizer Chiefs 2-1 in the latest Soweto Derby at FNB Stadium. Yanela Mbuthuma and Tshepang Moremi scored for the Buccaneers, securing bragging rights and moving Pirates to the top of the Betway Premiership standings.

The result was a disappointment for Chiefs supporters, while Pirates fans celebrated another important victory over their biggest rivals.

Prince Kaybee’s comments have added to the banter surrounding the derby, with the rivalry continuing to attract reactions from football supporters, celebrities and public figures.

The musician is known for expressing his football opinions openly, and his latest remarks are likely to generate further debate between supporters of the two Soweto clubs.

For now, Pirates supporters have plenty to celebrate, while Chiefs fans will be hoping their team responds positively in its upcoming fixtures.

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