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SHARP: Lesedi High players show off the new kit sponsored by Mogale City traffic boss William Nchefu, right. On the left is SuperSport chief Graham Abrahams.

 I will be so happy to see two or three boys from this team playing for Bafana Bafana one day 

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The Mogale City head of traffic with a golden heart bought a new soccer kit, including tracksuits, soccer boots and tog bags, for the players from the North West school at the SuperSport SA Schools Shootout tournament held in Benoni at the weekend.

"I used to work in Makwassie in North West, so I know two or three boys in the team because of their parents. We are talking about an area that does not have an ATM," he said.

"When I saw them play soccer so poorly kitted out, my heart was left bleeding.

"Some of them used masking tape to keep their soccer boots from falling apart. They were very old boots indeed.

"When they were preparing for the SuperSport SA Schools Shootout, the children from Leruntse Lesedi High school were forced to go to town to play on a ground with grass as there is none with turf in their village.

"I will be so happy to see two or three boys from this team playing for Bafana Bafana one day," said Nchefu, who used to referee in the Vodacom League in Free State.

"Household names like Enoch Molefe and Steven Moshotle are some of the guys I refereed with. I'm so happy they are now in the PSL."

Nchefu also urged South Africans to support Sport and Recreation Minister Fikile Mbalula in his effort to revive school sports.

"That is a step in the right direction, we need a solid school programme to do well as a country."

The SA Schools Shootout is a joint project between Mbalula and Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga, with SuperSport also on board.

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Mar 27, 2012

MORNACHIESS

Well done Sir !!
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Mar 27, 2012

theMrs

What a benelovent act. God bless you Sir!
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Mar 27, 2012

Shredder

Well done sir. We need people like you.
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Mar 27, 2012

Big-Vee

We are talking about an area that does not have an ATM," he said.
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are you also involved in ATM bombing or what? why are you worried about ATM's

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Mar 27, 2012

$$$$

"To Sir with love".....thank you.
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Mar 27, 2012

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Big-Vee
We are talking about an area that does not have an ATM," he said.
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are you also involved in ATM bombing or what? why are you worried about ATM's
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You said it yourself "BV"......how many did you?
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Mar 27, 2012

Uppercut

Great work buddy, Me and my friends are doing exactly that in Limps. and collecting clothes and school uniforms for the needy.
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Mar 27, 2012

Ntjapeli

@Big-Vee
We are talking about an area that does not have an ATM," he said.
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are you also involved in ATM bombing or what? why are you worried about ATMs.
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You're such a DUMBASS Bro.
Too IGNORANT. What an IDIOT.

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