Tag - Pule Ntsoelengoe

The beginning of wisdom is the fear of Orlando Pirates

In the annals of South African football history, there are certain matches that stand out as legendary displays of dominance and skill.   One such momentous occasion occurred in 1973 on the 17th March when Kaizer Chiefs delivered a devastating 10-1 defeat to African Wanderers at Orlando Stadium.   Led by the formidable late Pule “Ace” Ntsoelengoe, who netted...

‘Downs inspire Erasmus to publish Yellow Nation

Speaking Tswana, dancing Pantsula and playing soccer are pretty normal things - except when you are the White son of a respected Afrikaner farmer in 1980's South Africa. Caught in the rip currents of apartheid, Erasmus struggles to find his place in a school that expects him to play rugby, parents who condemn inter-racial relationships,...

There is no excuse for boozing duo

It is quite amazing how some people try to justify the unjustifiable.I mean, how does one explain the reaction of people who accuse the media of irresponsibility for daring to report that Patrick Mbuthu and Jabu Mahlangu absconded from the club to go on a drinking binge? It amazes me that people fail to realize that...

Vader will no longer fly like a Swallow

Daniel "Vader" Mophosho, a long time servant of Moroka Swallows and a player considered one of South Africa's finest attacking midfielders during his playing days, passed on late on Tuesday evening following a long illness. Bafana Bafana former coach Ephraim "Shakes" Mashaba, a man who played alongside Mophosho at Swallows for many years, was stunned into...