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Kaizer Chiefs Coach Vladimir Vermezovic Concedes Defeat
Kaizer Chiefs head coach Vladimir Vermezovic admits his team is out of the League race.
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Nov 26, 2009 2:20:52 PM
The mighty Amakhosi fell eleven points behind SuperSport United, after
losing 2-0 to Matsatsantsa at Loftus last night and speaking to the
media afterwards, the Serb admitted that Kaizer Chiefs have all but given up on the league title.
“Eleven points is too much but our main aim is not the title anymore,” he said to the press.
However, Vermezovic feels his players gave it their best, but it was just not good enough.
“Nobody made any mistakes tonight and we cannot blame anyone. It was just two goals that won the game for them,” he concluded.
Peter Pedroncelli, Goal.com
“Eleven points is too much but our main aim is not the title anymore,” he said to the press.
However, Vermezovic feels his players gave it their best, but it was just not good enough.
“Nobody made any mistakes tonight and we cannot blame anyone. It was just two goals that won the game for them,” he concluded.
Peter Pedroncelli, Goal.com
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