Former Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Sipho Nunens had his breakthrough at 19, solely to expertise a chaotic fall into monetary hardship.
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SIPHO NUNENS JOINS MAMELODI SUNDOWNS
Chatting on TK Solutions TV final week, Nunes confirmed his transfer to Kabo Yellow from the well-known Transnet School of Excellence aged 19.
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As a alternative for the likes of Roger Feutmba and Bennet Mnguni, it didn’t take lengthy for Nunens to turn into a younger famous person underneath Ted Dumitru and Paul Dolezar.
Unfortunately, the Potchefstroom-born participant by no means fairly elevated to the degrees he was able to reaching.
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SOCIAL LIFE AND ILL-DISCIPLINE
Asked how he misplaced tons of cash by means of alcohol and girls, Nunens revealed that having too many “friends,” girls and youngsters resulted in his monetary dispair.
“I lost a lot money on alcohol. I didn’t just buy for myself. I was also buying alcohol for a lot of people,” Nunens mentioned.
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“Women? There’s a variety of girls when you might have cash. I used to be busy with white and even Chinese girls.
“Football makes you travel a lot. I had a lot of madams from different places. I have seven kids,” the previous Sundowns midfielder added.
Nunens concluded by saying he was later moved to Bloemfontein Celtic, the place he was not saved as a result of his excessive wage and the impregnation of the membership’s secretary.
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