At the end of the turbulent fifties, the first black South African top-level footballer, Steve Mokone, came to Almelo to play for Heracles. He was a great success and became friends with the impetuous Felix Verbeek, who was only fifteen years old. Mokone told Felix that he should follow his heart and that he absolutely should not accept the bleak future his father had in mind for him. IN AN EVENTFUL YEAR, FELIX HAS A TERRIBLE QUARREL WITH HIS FATHER'S BOSS, GETS HIS FIRST GIRLFRIEND AND BECOMES THE SUPPORT AND CONFIDENCE OF THE FIRST AFRICAN STAR IN THE NETHERLANDS: STEVE-"THE BLACK METEOR"-MOKONE
Guido Pieters
Director
Jet Novuka
Steve Mokone
Erik van der Horst
Felix
Gijs Scholten van Aschat
Schouten, chairman 'Heracles'
Peter Tuinman
Verbeek's Father
Lieneke le Roux
Verbeek's Mother
Thekla Reuten
Vera
Roef Ragas
Jaap Stegehuis
Caro Lenssen
Mies
Edo Brunner
Frank Schaafsma
Joop Knoef
Tom Egbers
Stadium speaker (Voice)
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