Gamildien to 'leave negatives behind' with move to Ajax
Ruzaigh Gamildien is aiming to put a torrid two years behind him with his move to Ajax Cape Town. Gamildien believes his signing at a big club in the home city he left four years ago to join Bloemfontein Celtic from then Vodacom League Milano United is the catalyst for a return to form from a period where he lost "direction"."It's a big move because it's back to the PSL and it's in my home town. Both factors play an important role and it's time to focus on football now and leave all the negatives behind," Gamildien said yesterday.After earning three Bafana Bafana caps in late 2013, left wing Gamildien's career ground to a halt after a move to Ama-Zulu last January."At AmaZulu I tore an ankle ligament in the first week and was out for most of the rest of the season. Last season it was a struggle fighting relegation from the start."Then I got suspended for an incident."At 26 Gamildien will be asked to bring experience as much as his pace and skills in attack to Ajax.Ajax kick off 2015-16 away against Bidvest Wits...
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