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Spare the Bloem football fanatics the pain, please
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Sunday World
If you want to delight the masses in the City of Roses, ask them about Bloemfontein -Celtic, let them regale you with tales of Phunya Sele Sele.
In came Siwelele FC.
We have seen enough chance takers and palookas in previous years – Max Tshabalala (Bloemfontein Celtic) and David Mogashoa (Moroka Swallows) are some of them.
They rolled the dice, invested and sacrificed their family businesses for the fame that comes with owning a football club.
The fans, especially the green and white brigade in Bloem, should not be subjected to such…they do not deserve that at all.