Ingle Singh, an owner of and player for Marabastad Sundowns - the team that became Mamelodi Sundowns - in the 1960s and 1970s and founding member player for Kaizer Chiefs, has died.
Singh, Roy Fischer and Bernard Hartze were among great names to play for Marabastad Sundowns. Singh sold the second-division club to medical doctors Motsiri Itsweng and Bonny Sebotsane in 1979, who formed Mamelodi Sundowns.
Singh was a left winger who played for the Kaizer XI formed by Kaizer Motaung in 1969 as a breakaway from Orlando Pirates, incorporating guest players from many clubs in exhibition matches and which was the precursor to Kaizer Chiefs, which was formed in 1970. The Chairman and the Motsepe Family, the Board of Directors, Technical Team, Players, Management, Staff, Supporters of Mamelodi Sundowns FC & the entire Yellow Nation express their deepest condolences to the family and friends as we mourn the loss of one of the founding fathers…
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