Rudzi Madzivhandila didn't expect his fellow Kaizer Chiefs fans to lash out at him for buying his son a branded Amakhosi cake.
Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs fans cheer at Soccer City in Johannesburg, 30 January 2016, during the ABSA Premiership clash between South African giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs. Picture: Nigel Sibanda
Madzivhandila’s son asked for a Chiefs branded cake for his 8th birthday, however, some Chiefs fans didn’t think this was a good idea.
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Some fans replied to Madzivhandila’s Twitter post claiming he had just introduced his son to an “abusive relationship” with Chiefs.
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My boy turn 8 today and he asked to buy kaizer chiefs cake. Thank you @KaizerChiefs for inspiring my boy. pic.twitter.com/ErEhS8vqpt
— Rudzi Madzivhandila (@Rudzani4) 4 December 2017
If feel sorry for your boy. Wish him all the best we’ve been doing this abusive relationship for years
— Tshawe Nkosi (@Tidoz1) 4 December 2017
Damn you still have nerves to associate your son with that brandyou could have easily told him kc cakes are out of stock
— Khani Hlahla (@khani_hlahla) 4 December 2017
Inspire how ? Your boy was four since we last won anything.
— Lungelodinho (@lungelodinho) 4 December 2017
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