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Pirates defeat ‘unacceptable’, says coach

Article Sapaxxxx - 3 Dec 2014

Orlando Pirates coach Vladimir Vermezovic wants his team to go on and focus on the upcoming game against Kaizer Chiefs after their defeat to United.

Vermezovic hopeful of Orlando Pirates victory

Article Sapa - 27 Apr 2014

Following a draw against Platinum Stars, Vladimir Vermezovic hopes the Bucs will finish the Premiership season in the top half of the standings.

Tables turn on Chiefs in edgy finale

Article Mark Gleeson Author - 13 Mar 2014

The Premier Soccer League lead could be hauled in if Kaizer Chiefs lose to Orlando Pirates in the Soweto derby.

Arrival of new Pirates coach saddens Tinkler

Article Sapa - 26 Feb 2014

Following the resignation of Roger de Sa, the imminent arrival of the new coach Vladimir Vermezovic has saddened interim boss Eric Tinkler.

Kaizer Chiefs: Rage against the ordinary

Article Staff Reporter - 20 Apr 2012

Kaizer Chiefs need a coach with delusions of grandeur and some degree of insanity, not an experienced diplomat, says <b>Carlos Amato</b>.

Kaizer Chiefs sack Vermezovic

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Apr 2012

PSL title contenders Kaizer Chiefs have fired head coach Vladimir Vermezovic, leaving the club in the care of Ace Khuse in the interim.

Chiefs coach punts season consistency

Article Sisa Majola - 1 Apr 2012

Kaizer Chiefs coach Vladimir Vermezovic expects his side to maintain their consistency, especially in front of goal as they make a late season surge.

Vermezovic not concerned about Chiefs’ crisis

Article Michael Sherman - 2 Dec 2011

Vladimir Vermezovic has admitted the club faces a crisis, but brushed off any concern as they prepare to face Mamelodi Sundowns in their PSL clash.

Khune’s the better leader: Here’s why

Article Staff Reporter - 26 Oct 2011

A charged Kaizer Chiefs coach Vladimir Vermezovic has provided a list of reason as to why Jimmy Tau has been replaced by Itumeleng Khune as captain.

Chiefs coach unhappy fans selecting players

Article Michael Sherman - 26 Jul 2011

Kaizer Chiefs' coach has slammed the format of the competition in which fans vote for their preferred players to make up their team's side.

Chiefs’ Tau takes top honours

Article Sisa Majola - 30 Jun 2011

Kaizer Chiefs captain and defender Jimmy Tau has crowned a fruitful season by walking away with the club's player of the season accolade.

Chiefs coach focuses on league title

Article Staff Reporter - 6 Dec 2010

Vladimir Vermezovic aims to keep his Kaizer Chiefs players focused on the league title following their Telkom Knockout success.

Chiefs dump SuperSport out of Cup

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Apr 2010

Kaizer Chiefs' faith in coach Vladimir Vermezovic this season has been justified after Amakhosi defeated SuperSport United 2-1 in the Nedbank Cup.

Confidence is high ahead of Cup final, says Vonk

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Apr 2010

Jimmy Tau has warned Kaizer Chiefs not to underestimate Ajax Cape Town when the clubs clash in the Telkom Knockout Final on Saturday.

Soweto derby goes to Durban

Article Staff Reporter - 30 Mar 2010

The Telkom Knockout semifinal featuring Soweto giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs will be played on Easter Monday at the Moses Mabhida Stadium.

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