Previously locked out for all the wrong reasons, domestic sport in the Eighties was incredibly strong and well supported. Now, as we brace for the latest in a series of recent shutdowns through no fault of our own, perhaps we can find some light in the darkness by utilising our isolation to develop our foundations once again.
With very little international sport on offer for South African fans due to political isolation before readmission in the early Nineties, spectators turned to domestic sport to get their weekly fix. But as the world locks its borders, this time in an attempt to shut out a new Covid variant, it seems international isolation is once again a long-term issue we face, with no end in sight to the pandemic.
I'm so happy I took part on this opportunity with LindaStouffes fear didn't want me to proceed at first but I just said to let go and gave it try. may you continue to excel LindaStouffes
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