Former Bloemfontein Celtic darling, Moses Spandeel, says he still has a hunger to play the game, despite there being no takers for his services since he parted ways with National First Division side Blackburn Rovers.
The speedy winger was placed on the transfer list at Celtic at the end of the 2011/12 season, much to his surprise, having made his debut for the club back in the 2004/05 campaign.
Last season he was plying his trade at Rovers but his stay there was short-lived and he has been in limbo since he left the club.
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It is an unfortunate turn of events for the nimble-footed star, who was once hot property in the PSL and produced many a match-winning performance for Phunya Sele Sele.
When the Siya crew caught up with him, the 33-year-old player said, "I'm at home in Klerksdorp and it's all cool on my side. I have not yet retired from football, but I'm not sure what the future holds. The hunger to play the game is still there. You can't take it away from me."
By: Lunga Adam
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