Skip to main content

Orlando Pirates Forum

Search This Blog

Orlando Pirates On This Day - May 20

on May 20, 2020

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

2006 - Kaizer Chiefs 0-0 Orlando Pirates [PEN: 5-3] at Kings Park Stadium, Durban.

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

Orlando Pirates Football Club 1995 CAF Champions League

First round First Leg | 12 March, 1995 in Mbabane, Swaziland: Eleven Men in Flight 0-3 Orlando Pirates (Bruce Ramokadi 30, 51 Motale 73) Second Leg | 25 March, 1995 in Johannesburg: Orlando Pirates 2 -0 Eleven Men in Flight (Agg: 5-0) (Gavin Lane 2 Marks Maponyane 89) Second round First Leg | 7 May, 1995 in Makurdi, Nigeria: BCC Lions 1-1 Orlando Pirates (Madueme 2’ - Bruce Ramokadi 73) Second Leg | 21 May, 1995 in Johannesburg: Orlando Pirates 1-0 BCC Lions (Agg: 2-1) (Brendan Silent 5) Quarter-finals First Leg | 10 September, 1995 in Libreville, Gabon: Mbilinga 2-1 Orlando Pirates (Adewale 10 Ogandaga 89 - Marks Maponyane 50) Second Leg | 23 September, 1995 in Johannesburg: Orlando Pirates 3-0 Mbilinga (Agg: 4-2) (Helman Mkhalele 11, Brendan Silent 29 Jerry Sikhosana 89) Semi-final First leg | 14 March, 1995 in Johannesburg: Orlando Pirates 1-0 Express (Jerry Sikhosana 52) Second leg | 28 October, 1995 in Uganda:

In celebration of Orlando Pirates 80th anniversary this year, we have decided to compile of list of 50 greatest ever players to have worn the black and white jersey . We know that this list will elicit a lot of debates over the next four weeks. We start this week with the countdown from number 40 to 31.

40: Dennis” Chesa Mpama” Lota, a deadly finisher with a bizarre celebration of rubbing his hands together. Clever striker, who knew how to position himself and scored goals from unbelievable angles. 39: Williams Okpara, an imposing figure in terms of stature. Good shot stopper, very agile and brave. He played a key role in 1995 team that won the African Champions Cup. 38: Eric ” Chippa” Chauke, the ” Principal” was a polished midfielder who pulled strings in the middle of the park. He had the ability to see and make a pass before the opposition could anticipate . A real special player. 37: Jeffrey ” Tornando” Ntsibande, a pure goalscorer. The original number 9. A real handful for defenders. could hit the ball with both legs and used his great upper body strength to protect the ball. He packed unbelievable power. 36: Jerry Sadike, he joined the club Kaizer Chiefs in the late 70’s. Very skillfull attacking midfielder, very quick and scored lots of goals . Born in O

Orlando Pirates in 2004/05 Season

2004/05 Castle Premiership August 6, 2004 - Orlando Pirates 1-0 Jomo Cosmos [Gift Leremi 51; red card: James Mothibi (P) 37] August 29, 2005 - Golden Arrows 0-0 Orlando Pirates September 8, 2004 - Manning Rangers 1-1 Orlando Pirates [Edson Minga 30; Gift Leremi 56] September 11, 2004 - Black Leopards 2-3 Orlando Pirates [Duncan Lechesa 77pen, Mulondo Sikwivhilu 90; Tyren Arendse 65, 70, Gift Leremi 85pen] September 22, 2004 - Orlando Pirates 6-0 Ajax Cape Town [Benedict Vilakazi 25, Tyren Arendse 42, Phumudzo Manenzhe 50, 54, Gift Leremi 68, Abednego Netshodwe 88] September 26, 2004 - Moroka Swallows 2-2 Orlando Pirates [Jimmy Tau 41og, Maimane Phiri 74; Steve Lekoelea 63, Tyren Arendse 69] October 13, 2004 - Orlando Pirates 1-1 Bloemfontein Celtic [James Mothibi 30; Boitumelo Moleyane 32] October 17, 2004 - Dynamos 0-3 Orlando Pirates [Benedict Vilakazi 9, Steve Lekoelea 69, Lebogang Mokoena 86] October 30, 2004 - Orlando Pirates 2-1 Kaizer Chiefs [Gift

Powered by Blogger