Bhele: Age Is Just A Number

Siyabonga Nomvethe has spoken about his goal in the match for AmaZulu against Mamelodi Sundowns.

Bhele, as the former Kaizer Chiefs striker is fondly known, scored one of the goals as Usuthu beat Sundowns in their Absa Premiership match on Saturday.

Mabhuti Khenyeza scored the other goal for the Durban-based side.

“It all comes down to dedication‚ I also spent a lot of time with my family and I work very hard at training so that I am always fit.

“I am using my talent‚ which is a gift from God‚ and I don’t know when I will stop playing professional football because my legs can still carry me. I never expected to reach this age still playing professionally‚” the 39-year-old has been quoted as saying on AmaZulu website.

Nomvethe has extended his lead as the all-time leading PSL goal scorer to 120 goals.

“Age is just a number‚ I am just making sure that I use of the opportunity that I have to inspire others. There are youngsters that I have seen who can play for Bafana Bafana‚ for the junior national teams or even go to Europe but they waste their talents because of doing things that are not right.

“Others are no longer with us anymore because they took wrong decisions but I want those who are still playing at the moment to look at me and Mabhuti Khenyeza.

“We love and respect football because it has given us a lot and they must not have bad influences in their lives because those people will not be there when things are bad. We just want to show them that football is played with love and respect,” concluded the forward.

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