Sipho Nunens of Sundowns during the 2002/03 Castle Premiership football match between Sundowns and Orlando Pirates at Loftus Stadium, Pretoria on 02 March 2003 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix.
‘I bought my parents a R750k house’ – Ex Sundowns star
The former Mamelodi Sundowns star, Sipho Nunens, has praised Patrice Motsepe for being a good-hearted man.
Sipho Nunens of Sundowns during the 2002/03 Castle Premiership football match between Sundowns and Orlando Pirates at Loftus Stadium, Pretoria on 02 March 2003 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix.
Mamelodi Sundowns’ former chairman Patrice Motsepe will be left smiling after reading this. Former Kabo Yellow midfielder Sipho Nunens has shared his praises.
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MAMELODI SUNDOWNS HELP NUNENS BUY HIS PARENTS A HOME
Speaking on his ill-fated career via TK Solutions on YouTube this week, Nunens revealed that Motsepe paid him a lump sum despite his struggles and ill-discipline at the club.
Check out his comments in the video clip below…
ANDILE JALI MISSES MAMELODI SUNDOWNS TRAINING
In other reports, Sundowns midfielder Andile Jali, who has been linked with Kaizer Chiefs, was not spotted at Chloorkop on Thursday.
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Following last week’s dramatic reports on attending training under the influence of alcohol, the DStv Premiership champions might be moving on from the former Pirates midfielder.
While Jali’s disciplinary report included his teammate Sipho Mbule, the 24-year-old did return to the team last weekend, while Jali did not. Additionally, the Matatiele-born player is yet to renew his contract with Sundowns before it expires in June. Read the full story here.
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FORMER CHIEFS WINGER REVEALS SURPRISE REASON FOR QUITTING FOOTBALL
Former Chiefs winger Bhongolwethu Jayiya walked away from football at the surprising age of 28. Why did he make the decision?
The Soweto-born Jayiya first emerged at Bidvest Wits as an academy graduate before moving to Cape Town City and later Chiefs.
Following two seasons as a Glamour Boy, Jayiya was never to be seen on television playing football again. Read the full story here.
