Your views
If Sundowns can win – and it is possible – all their games in hand, they will be hard to catch.
Chief Makuwa
Mamelodi Sundowns are surely going to embarrass us Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates supporters again, by winning the Premiership trophy without any hassle. They’re on song and every time they play, they become my nightmare. Their play is beautiful, to the level of boiling point. This team is just out of this world. They’re too hot to handle.
Godfrey Malibe
My fear is that one day Shalulile will jump out of the stadium doing that celebration and never come back. As long as he enjoys himself then let's not make it an issue – case closed.
Mashwahla Daniel Mmazwi
Leave “Sha sha sha” with his celebration alone, there is no danger to him. Since he joined Sundowns the goals are coming from his dangerous celebration, so please leave him alone
Agreement Mulanga Mhlanga
His celebration has elements of happiness and he does not imitate European players. I just love how he runs when he scores...Shalulile with his shield.
Abd Al Qadir Nkosana
I’ve never heard anyone calling Aubameyang celebrations dangerous. They like it, so why not this one?
Makh Khodan
That celebration is not dangerous at all. It is a side roll, very easy to execute and control.
Lubabalo Jonas
(Siyabonga) Ngezana is the only energetic defender at Kaizer Chiefs, even though he makes mistakes.
Ntokozo Mazibuko
Luc Eymael is reaping the fruits of hatred which he has sown.
Daniel Bogogolela
Congratulations Mr President (Patrice Motsepe).
Philip Ndou
There we go again (with Sipho Mbule’s transfer saga). Chiefs have not learnt their lesson after facing a tranfer ban, now they want trouble with SuperSport. Careful they might tell Fifa and (Chiefs will) face another ban.
Ratsehlo Moleke
My beloved Kaizer Chiefs should just do business with Swallows, AmaZulu, CT City, Arrows, Baroka and NFD teams, then go to Zim for freebies where they got Nengomasha, Jambo, Musona and others, with the sharp scouts. Those SSU guys and other teams keep giving us attitude.
Peekay Phakamani WakwaKhumalo