Bafana’s Williams shares insights on brotherhood in football

Matshelane Mamabolo

RONWEN Williams smiled. The twinkle in his eye is unmissable. He looked at his arms. “I got goosebumps,” the Bafana Bafana goalkeeper said as he told a story that served to illustrate the strong brotherhood spirit coach Hugo Broos has instilled into the country’s senior men's national football team. Addressing the media during the pre-match conference for yesterday’s World Cup qualifying clash against Lesotho, the Bafana captain shared heart-warming stories of how close and caring for each other members of the squad are – the fact that they play for rival clubs notwithstanding. Injured and out of action for a while in recent weeks, the Mamelodi Sundowns skipper said he got a text of concern from an unlikely national teammate. “The slight innury I had has done me wonders. And…

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