Pirates Donate To Soccer Club

Monday, February 15, 2010
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South African Premier League side, Orlando Pirates donated soccer balls and t-shirts to Foresthill Football Club in Extension 10, Gaborone on Friday before they played Gaborone United in a Champions League tie on Saturday.

At the event, Pirates' midfield kingpin, Tsholofelo Teko Modise said it is always good to spend time and give to the less privileged in the society.

The Bafana Bafana midfielder urged youngsters to work hard and never be discouraged by anyone if they want to succeed in life. He gave the example of himself saying many people thought he would never make it in life through soccer. But through determination and hardwork, he was able to succeed.

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