I remember the first time I ever saw them play. John Sillett had brought both Peter and Adam over for a trial and they both had a run out in the reserves one Tuesday night. One played in the first half, and the other in the second half, but Peter really stood out right from the start. Great player for us.Gutted. Great player. Get well soon Peter and RIP Adam.
PETER NDLOVU who remains in hospital keeps asking the whereabouts of his brother Adam who died in the car crash on Sunday when they were traveling together from a football tournament in the resort town of Victoria Falls.
The family is yet to inform him about Adam’s death fearing the recovering former Coventry City striker may be negatively affected.
This has forced the family to delay announcing the burial arrangements of the former Highlanders and FC Kriens striker.
Peter is still in the Intensive Care Unit at Mater Dei hospital but in a stable condition with (older brother) Madinda expressing confidence that his brother will pull through.
“We don’t have anything as yet because Peter, as he is lying on his hospital bed, is yet to know that Adam passed on,” said Madinda.
“He is still asking about Adam and as a family we have agreed not to let him know until maybe doctors have ascertained his mental preparedness for such tragic news.
“The boy went for a scan today (yesterday) to ascertain on any internal injuries and the doctors will inform us on their findings tomorrow (today) morning and after that we must be able to find a way forward.
“A specialist might be hired to relay the message in our presence.”
Last night the family held a meeting where they were expected to come up with a position on the best possible way of letting Peter know about the fate of his elder brother Adam.
“We will announce our position tomorrow (today) around mid morning,” said Madinda.
Last night a moving church service was held at Adam’s house, 14716 Imbabala Way, in Selborne Park where various soccer personalities were in attendance. More than 200 cars were parked as far as three streets away as people from across the society joined the Ndlovu family in mourning their son.
A security guard at Mater-Dei Hospital said dozens of fans on Sunday thronged the medical facility when news filtered through, that Peter had been admitted to the Catholic run institution.
“Doctors had to instruct security personnel to stop people from going through to the ward. Scores of fans set up a night vigil at the car park, waiting for news on his condition. I have never seen anything like it. Some people wept openly,” said the security guard.
tragic :-(
I really think a minutes silence is in order
He deserves one for his loyalty and the bums he put on seatsSillet wants a testimonial. Good idea I think.
I've emailed Nick Connell at the club to put some tribute on for Nuddy.
I'd love it if I can get him here on Legends day in March
Great news!Nick Connell just got back to me,He said he will try and use my clip in some capacity on saturday
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