Sameehg Doutie has been inspirational for Ajax Cape Town.

While many thought the Urban Warriors would struggle after the talented but wayward Mkhanyiseli Siwahla left the team, the Mitchells Plain-born winger has done well to make the right midfield position his own.

Sowetan spoke to him.

Q: How old were you when you started playing professional football?

A: Since the age of five.

Q: Who did you grow up supporting?

A: I used to support Kaizer Chiefs. Everyone at home supported Chiefs and naturally I also supported them.

Q: Who was your childhood role model?

A: My uncle Ibrahim Daniels. He is very down to earth, humble and very religious. He is also a hard worker and I admire that.

Q: Which car do you drive?

A: A Honda Civic V-Tech

Q: If money were no issue, which car would you be driving?

A: A Lamborghini Diablo.

Q: If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?

A: South Africa, Cape Town in particular. There's no place like home!

Q: If you could choose between Tebogo Moloi and Doctor Khumalo, who would you choose?

A: Doctor Khumalo. He was a magician.

Q: If you could invite five famous people over for dinner, who would they be?

A: , Nelson Mandela, Jessica Alba, David Beckham and Jay-Z

Q: If you could bring one famous person back from the dead, who would it be?

A: There is no one in particular.

Q: Who is the last person you spoke to on the phone?

A: My friend Wesley Neithling.

Q: Who is your all-time favourite musician?

A: Jay-Z. He is the most successful rapper ever and the richest.

Q: What is your favourite song?

A: I don't have a particular favourite. There are way too many to mention.

Q: Who is your favourite actor?

A: Brad Pitt.

Q: What is your favourite movie?

A: Blood in, Blood out.

Q: Have you got a celebrity crush?

A: Yeah, Jessica Alba

Q: What do you do in your spare time?

A: It depends in the mood I'm in. I normally just relax and play Play-Station, listen to music or go to the mall.

Q: Do you remember when you had your first kiss?

A: (Laughing) I was still in school, but I'm not going to reveal her name.

Q: Any embarrassing moments on or off the field?

A: I was playing for a local club called Scotche Kloof and I came one-on-one with their keeper. I did well to place the ball past him, but because it was raining the ball got stuck in a water puddle, but I started celebrating, not aware that it was not in until the fans pointed out that it was not in. That was embarrassing.

Q: Has a defender said anything negative to you to try to put you off the game?

A: Not really. Warren Bishop talks a lot, but I just ignore him.