Bloemfontein Celtic Superfan Botha Msila Disappointed by Max Tshabalala!

Bloemfontein Celtic Superfan Botha Msila Disappointed by Max Tshabalala! This is after Phunya Sele Sele confirmed their sale to Royal AM.

Botha Msila is the most recognisable Bloemfontein Celtic supporter from over the past 15 years or so. Like many other of the Siwelele faithful, he is absolutely crushed by the sale of the team.

Bloemfontein Celtic will now relocate to Kwa-Zulu Natal after they were purchased by Royal AM. Reports are stating the Siwelele players have already arrived at the Royal AM training centre to report for duty.

“It’s a very difficult situation.” The supporter told Soccer Laduma.

“This is like telling you that one of your family members is dead and you sit down and ask yourself where to start. Celtic, for us, was a way of life.

“With Celtic, there is nothing left for us because this club was in our veins. We did not invest financially, but we invested emotionally. 

“I can mention so many people who died on the road because of this club. I can mention so many people who sacrificed so much for this club.

“People paid their last cents to support this club. Ntate Molemela sold this club to Jimmy (Augousti), and he sold it to Max Tshabalala.

“Why couldn’t Max Tshabalala do the same and sell it so someone who will keep it in Bloemfontein? There is a guy who was willing to buy the club and he was from Bloem.

“His name is Lebohang Mokoena. Why sell the club to someone who is going to take the club outside the province and change the name?

“For them to sell Celtic means they have killed the economy in the province. People will no longer have jobs, from security guys and others.

“This is the death of Celtic. Ntate Tshabalala, MaMkhize and the PSL have orchestrated the death of Bloemfontein Celtic.

“If Ntate Tshabalala understood the culture, he would not have sold it to someone who will take it outside the province. This is painful.

“To Ntate Tshabalala, I want to say I am very disappointed.” He exclaimed.

Royal AM kick off their DSTV Premiership campaign against Swallows FC on Sunday.