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| Carol Tshabalala, Lucas Radebe and John Barnes at the Soccerex African Forum in Durban South Africa. Photo by Abraham Kortjaas. |
The Soccerex in Durban, South Africa started on Monday ended on Tuesday its aim is to nurtur the skills, morals and development of the clubs around Africa.
Carol Tshabalala, Soccer legend Lucas Radebe a former Bafana Bafana player and John Barnes a England soccer legend were on the panel discussing the challenges that are entained in the footballs. The soocer need to break the barries of racism. The soocer players need to communicate with the people of those countries after they have signed by the foreign soccer clubs. Lucas Radebe said " I was playing for Leeds United I never experienced the racism on other countriies, I always inter-act with the people which are the soocer fanatics"
The players should treat a football as thier career they need to be serious about thier skills speaking with John Barnes he said "There is no racism in football unless the media people are provoking that to the fans of football, I never experience so such ill-treatment from other countires' he said. BY ABRAHAM KORTJAAS
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