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born 1987 South Africa
George Nyiko Maluleka (born 7 January 1989) is a South African soccer player who plays for Kruger United in the South African National First Division.
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I feel bad that I missed out on the squad that represented us at World Cup level, something that I would have loved.
But fortunately, I am somebody with a strong heart and understand how supporters feel sometimes.
Some of these boys don't want to speak up when the teams owe them money, or they need to get paid.
The guys down there don't earn as much, and you can imagine if a boy goes a month or two without getting paid, what happens.
I'm saying boys because these are younger guys in the NFD.
But looking back at my time at Sundowns, I don't want to lie, I was happy there.
Age is not a factor. Players should be judged on what they can bring on the field.
It's a sports complex with a stadium, with a lot of other sporting codes inside – even swimming being one of them, and in Magaeng it very hot there, so I think it would be nice for the village kids to know how to swim and everyone knows the safety measures are all ticked off.
Despite at some stage not playing, like at all the clubs that I represented, I had the best time of my life.
It is not every player who gets an opportunity to play for that club and when you sign for Chiefs, you must know that you are blessed.
When you enter at the Village, you must know that that is the biggest club in Africa and must know what is expected from you
Through God's grace, hard work, determination, discipline and luck as well, I was able to reach the milestone that I've reached in my professional career.
It is every player's dream to represent his country at national level and I feel disappointed that I did not get enough caps, despite my achievements at club level.
I also started there as a teenager, now I finished my career in that league, and this problem is still there, and it's becoming more and more popular. And I just want more players to speak up so that SAFPU can handle whatever that is there with the clubs and representatives.
Having said that, I won't say I will play until the age of 40 like some of the legends we've had, but I feel like I still have a lot to offer.
I've been travelling a lot, working, and I'm busy with an architect right now to try and build a sports complex in the village, but it's right on the main road.
I think it all goes back to hard work.
too many dynamics that people didn't understand.
I showed my qualities and my capabilities whenever I was called to do duty for the club
I've been working hard in all my life.