Pirates’ Lorch returns to his hometown

Orlando Pirates’ Thembinkosi Lorch sadly didn’t make Bafana Bafana’s squad, but surely he is happy to spend some time at his family home?

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ORLANDO PIRATES STAR THEMBINKOSI LORCH BACK HOME IN BLOEMFONTEIN

Following his last game for Pirates on 29 December before the Carling All Stars match last weekend, the 30-year-old has made his way back to relax at home in Bloemfontein.

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The former Maluti FET College, Cape Town All Stars and Chippa United attacker confirmed his return to the City of Roses via Instagram.

HAPPY JELE PLANNING TO KEEP PLAYING

Staying with Pirates, Lorch’s former teammate and captain, Happy Jele, is determined to keep playing football beyond his current age of 37.

After looking very unfamiliar in a Royal AM jersey last season, the Middelburg-born defender left the KZN club in the early past of this season.

So what’s next?

“At this point and time, I’m still training on my own,” Jele told FARPost.

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“If any team is willing to acquire my services, I’m still available. But about retiring, I will let you know when the time is right,” the former Pirates captain added.

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ORLANDO PIRATES STRIKER SET TO LEAVE

Not every striker can make a name at Pirates. The latest example is Souaibou Marou.

After failing to make a single appearance in the first round of the current 2023/24 season, the Cameroonian striker’s Pirates dream is all but over.

According to his agent Makaab, Marou’s complete exclusion from the team is strange and difficult to fathom.

“It’s a strange situation because he is really highly rated, but this happens in football where coaches see players in a different light,” Makaab said via SABC Sport. – READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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