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Derby legends stand behind their team

THE Soweto derby is about who wants it more. That has often become the cliché from the current crop and past Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs players whenever the biggest sporting event in South Africa approaches.

But as Daine Klate reminisces how Pirates were at the pinnacle for two successive seasons – during the 2010/2011 and 2011/2012 campaigns – winning a back-to-back treble, he gives a unique description of what it took for the Buccaneers

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