He was the first African footballer to score a Premier League goal, but to the mother of one of his 13 children, this former Coventry, Birmingham and Sheffield United striker is a 'deadbeat man'.
- A Premier League's first African player, Peter Ndlovu, is labeled a "deadbeat man" for allegedly refusing to pay maintenance for a love-child, despite already financially supporting 11 other children.
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