The Western Province Rugby Union (WPRU) has suspended four more executive members, in another development that has cast one of South Africa’s leading rugby provinces in a dark light.
Siya Kolisi on the road to rebuilding relationship with his dad
South Africa s Rugby World Cup-winning captain, Siya Kolisi, is working on healing his rocky relationship with his father, Fazakele Kolisi.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi said he wanted to heal and strengthen his relationship with his father in an emotional post he shared with his 570,000 Instagram followers.
SIYA KOLISI TALKS HEALING HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS FATHER
Siya Kolisi posted a picture of him and his father, Fazakele Kolisi, at The Boardwalk in his home city of Port Elizabeth on 11 February, just days before news broke at the weekend that he and the Western Province Rugby Union were going their separate ways.
Springbok captain
Siya Kolisi has penned an open letter to the Western Province Rugby Union and fans for their ongoing support.
In the letter, titled
ELEVEN YEARS: A LIFETIME OF GRATITUDE, Kolisi pays tribute to the coaches, fellow players and fans who played a significant role in his development. I am forever indebted to you for offering me the opportunity to live out my dream. You have allowed little boys and girls across South Africa who look just like be to believe that they too, can be anything they put their mind to. The power in this thinking is endless, and you have provided that hope, he wrote.
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