Somebody please send this article to make Jomo Sono’s day. A former Orlando Pirates star has credited his career to the legend.
Tlolane once faced an uncertain future in his life and football career. The Johannesburg-born star needed to leave the second division to play in the first division. Playing at Pirates’ Yebo Yes feeder team, Tlolane faced Jomo Cosmos in a friendly match.
“I remember we played a friendly, and at that time, I had left Yebo Yes, but they still had my clearance. I thought it was time to step out of my comfort zone and search for…I felt I needed to play NFD football and from NFD to PSL football, “ added Tlolane, who has “Then we played Jomo Cosmos but the MDC side. We gave them a tough game but we lost and they were like, ‘Nope, you guys are good enough to play against the first team’.
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