Free State CEO Johan van Heerden has responded to Thandi Tshabalala’s allegations of racism at the union by saying reports indicated the former spinner ’was not a team player’.
The venue was used to accommodate children from outside Bloemfontein, who were being assessed for bursaries with local education institutions and to see if they were good enough to earn playing contracts with the union.
Van Heerden said that he was not aware that Leie was seeing a psychaitrist because of the discrimination he’d faced while in Bloemfontein as part of the Knights franchise. “It took me by surprise, because I was totally not aware of that,” said Van Heerden. “I believe there is a situation where in Bloem, your social life is far different from other cities in South Africa. If you love life by the sea or in a bigger city, you will find it difficult in Bloemfontein, there is not much to do.”
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