South African soccer fans in Russia for World Cup dream
Updated | By Breakfast with Martin Bester
Saving money is extremely difficult, but you could end up making your dreams come true!
Fjatuwani, Brian, and Thami from Gauteng decided to make their dream a reality by attending the World Cup in Russia. The trio managed to save R60,000 to make the trip possible.
After following a strict and detailed five-year savings plan, Fjatuwani said on Twitter: “The first time we owned a TV set at home was when I had just turned 8 and I remember that the only programme we watched during that entire cold month of June was the FIFA world cup- France 98’ PS: Our village did not have electricity and the TV was connected via a generator.”
Martin Bester spoke to Fjatuwani about their World Cup journey on Breakfast this morning.
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If you saved R60,000, what would you do with the money?
MY WORLD CUP DREAM
— Fhaṱuwani Mpfuni (@Footballerian) June 14, 2018
After following a strict and detailed five-year savings plan, Myself and two close friends have just landed in Russia 🇷🇺
Okay, let's rewind a bit (mini-thread )..... pic.twitter.com/UP2XtwVNHF
Lil thank you prayer 🙏🏾
— Fhaṱuwani Mpfuni (@Footballerian) June 19, 2018
Soaking it all in#WorldCup pic.twitter.com/iVSUl825ao
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After saving from 2013, the three friends are safely in Russia - having the time of their lives!
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