Former African Warriors defender Steven Tsotetsi, who died on Sunday, is described as a quiet and shy man by former teammate Fees Moloi.
Former African Warriors defender Steven Tsotetsi, who died on Sunday, is described as a quiet and shy man by former teammate Fees Moloi.
Tsotetsi played for the now defunct QwaQwa Stars, Bloemfontein Celtic, City Sharks and Warriors while they were campaigning in the Vodacom League.
At the time of his death he was a head coach at SAB League side Juvenile of Bethlehem.
"I met Steven when we played for amateur side One For Sorry. He will be remembered for his smile and soft jokes," said Moloi, a former Free State Stars striker.
Tsotetsi will be buried in QwaQwa on Saturday. - Matome Lebea
TSOTETSI STIRS FOND MEMORIES
Former African Warriors defender Steven Tsotetsi, who died on Sunday, is described as a quiet and shy man by former teammate Fees Moloi.
Former African Warriors defender Steven Tsotetsi, who died on Sunday, is described as a quiet and shy man by former teammate Fees Moloi.
Tsotetsi played for the now defunct QwaQwa Stars, Bloemfontein Celtic, City Sharks and Warriors while they were campaigning in the Vodacom League.
At the time of his death he was a head coach at SAB League side Juvenile of Bethlehem.
"I met Steven when we played for amateur side One For Sorry. He will be remembered for his smile and soft jokes," said Moloi, a former Free State Stars striker.
Tsotetsi will be buried in QwaQwa on Saturday. - Matome Lebea
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