Captain's profile: Lazola Nunwana
The all-action flank has played in the Hudson Park first team for the last three years, but he says nothing in that time compares to the feeling of getting one over Dale at home.
This week he is preparing for his team's FNB Classic Clash and final game of the season against old rivals Cambridge and is hoping that they will be able to sign off on a winning note.
"It has been a long rivalry and a tough encounter with Cambridge, they took a couple of games last year but we have new systems in place and the perfect gameplan.
"I expect them to come out firing, we expect a dog fight and that is what we are prepared for, nothing less.
"I have told the team to smash anything above six inches off the ground and finish the season on a high note," he said.
Leading the Hudson Park first team has been a goal for Nunwana since he was a youngster, and he tries his best to lead from the front.
"Being captain is something I have always dreamed about since primary school so it is an honour and a privilege.
"I pride myself on my willingness to do anything and whatever it takes to see my side come out on top.
"I try to lead from the front and leading by example, I have to make sure that whatever I motivate the boys to do I am first in line doing it," he added.
Although there have been some disappointing moments this year, Nunwana says that his team has learned from their defeats and are ready to rise to the occasion.
"It has been a very long and demanding season but we have been able to come through and get the desired results. There have been some disappointments but we have learned from them and know how to take on the big ones
"A couple of first-choice players might be missing and there are some bumps here and there but I don't see that standing in our way this weekend," he said.
