After shamelessly begging for tickets to the sold-out Sringbok game against France on Sunday, Jason Goliath finally bagged two tickets.
The quarterfinal match between France and the Springboks has already sold out. Ticket prices ranged from R1 500 to just above R6 000.
If you can dream, you’re most likely to achieve it, well this is after comedian Jason Goliath begged for tickets for this weekend’sof him walking on the streets of Italy, begging corporate to give him two tickets for this Sunday’s big game. “I’m just saying give me the tickets and I’ll do anything that I need to dala. No shame, no shame. At €20 to the Rand, where will we afford shame here, we cannot even afford shame,” said Jason.After the video of himself begging yesterday, Jason gave an update today saying he had received two tickets to watch the much-anticipated game.“This is the face of a babalaased person, but this is also the happiest person in Italy because I put it out there into the universe.
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