Pesa: That's How I Score Goals
By Malose Wa Ga Lamola The fact remains that the truth is less romantic. Over the ages, women athletes suffered the kind of injury you can't see through the naked eye. Though, the scars of history are still clear as crystal, but the only way to define women's football is growth and glory. Indeed, the only way to forge a better future is through collective struggle and collective ends. That does not only prove equality, but also shows it is possible to escape from the burden of history. In an exclusive interview with ShakingInk , First Touch Academy star attacker, Priscilla Pesa, lauded boys from her community for their support towards women in sports. Pesa says her male counterparts played a huge role in her growth in football. Boys in Polokwane have put aside all fallacious beliefs that were used as a measuring stick to put women far from sport fields and civilized as they were, they allowed their opposite sex to play football with them. Pesa insists that, because of her