South African All-time Top Ten Men’s Footballers

 Who are your top ten all-time SA men’s footballers? Here’s mine.

 

1.     Ace Ntsoelengoe

2.     Jomo Sono

3.     Benni McCarthy

4.     Doctor Khumalo

5.     Lucas Radebe

6.     Banks Setlhodi

7.     Patson Banda

8.     Nelson Dladla

9.     John Moshoeu

10.  Neil Tovey/Andre Arendse 

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