[3][4] He later moved into radio broadcasting, hosting 'de ochtendsport' weekday mornings, and 'Sportrevue' on Sundays on RadioApintie.

Manager of Transvaal Jim White was rejuvenating the first team selection and players such as Vossie Belgrave, Andre Watson, Liesdek, Woerdings, Edam Zwakke, Kartaram, Ferdinand Sai and Ferdinand Sleur, were replaced with the likes of Boerleider, Burzer, Karel Zeefuik, Tjiko Bijnoe, Blinker, Charley Marbach and Mauke Pool.

Transvaal for the remainder of his playing career, and helped the team to win four national titles in 1950, 1951, 1962, 1965.

He played his best match in 1959 on the island of Curaçao in a 2–2 draw with the Netherlands Antilles for the 1960 CCCF Championship qualification.

The match marked the first time that Suriname were able to draw against the Netherlands Antilles playing on their home ground.

In 1965 he played his only FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Costa Rica ahead of the 1966 tournament hosted in England.