@News24@CheetahPlains I view these askaris the same as afriforum. In any case this guy will be benched in Aus, there is much more competition there for you to make the team
Yip we far from home, but we can always we feel you 🇿🇦. Go to the link below and send us a message or video or whatever. Will make sure the boys get to see it on this side 💙🇿🇦. https://t.co/G3IHXpgLYD
@patwag6@RutendosarahG@akamupla@nike_yada I dont have an issue with the name itself infact I could careless, I was alluding to another infamous fella who shares the same name
On #TatjanaSmith going Dutch.
My Take!
1. There's generally a 3yr "cooling-off" period in sports (5yrs FIFA) to change allegiance and represent 'new country.'
When did she apply for change of citizenship? It must have been pre #Paris24, she retired immediately after those Games.
2. She skipped Glasgow Commonwealth, returned for SA Nationals in September (local swim).
Me thinks, she had not received Duth approval but wanted to secure a spot for #LA28, hence u-turn on retirement & swam SA Nationals to qualify.
Nonetheless, Sis must do what she needs to do. This seems a was well thought out plan and not an overnight decision.
@ThobanStarring@cee_yaaa “The phobias”… it makes them feel so good about themselves. “I’m a good liberal progressive child, give me a star on my forehead ☺️”
@uNomalungelo@hi_ayanda@MMashilo28 Lol, how did I know you’d resort to the “eat” metaphor again? 😂 I think we’re debating on two different playing fields. You’re approaching this from an economic and career perspective, whereas I’m approaching it from a patriotic and symbolic one wena stomach politics lol
@hi_ayanda@uNomalungelo@MMashilo28 Representing another country is not just taking on a new job hence she was crying through the interview, some may see it as unpatriotic which is clearly not the case for you because higher bidder