Sindane, who was buried in his hometown of Witbank on Sunday, died earlier this week after a sudden heart attack.
Popular Orlando Pirates supporter Joyce Chauke, more commonly known as 'Mama Joy', says she was one of the few supporters who were true friends of Mgijimi.
"You know his passing frightened me," Chauke tells snl24.com/kickoff.
"While I was still at the hospital he used to text me on WhatsApp telling me he doesn't want to lose me, saying he would not be able to do it alone, not knowing he was the one who was leaving me behind.
"So it broke my heart because that guy was full of energy, he was full of life you know... at the end of the day he slept and woke up dead.
"I never thought this could happen to him the way he was so strong. I don't want to lie, I'm losing strength. I'm lost for words. I don't know what to say.
"He loved his football with all his energy and everything he had. It hurts, I don't want to lie. As for me I'm grateful for my children's presence when I collapsed, they were able to get help.
"I learned of his passing from our friend who supports Sundowns, Buli. The three of us were travelling together most of the time. And then Mgijimi's brother Johannes gave me the whole story.
— Kick Off (@KickOffMagazine) July 28, 2020
