Mark Fish

Mark Anthony Fish is a tribe captain from .
Mark captained the Utara tribe and sought to play a passive role on the tribe, preferring instead to leave his tribe members to their own strategic devices. Despite leading his tribe to several Immunity Challenge wins before the tribe switch, Mark's inconsistent leadership caused tension to build between himself and his Utaras, culminating in a number of heated arguments where his members questioned his captaincy. Against his vow not to influence the game, Mark's string of Salvation Duel victories in the post-merge forced him to actively involve himself in the votes at Tribal Council.
==Profile==
Retrieved from survivorsa.dstv.com
Mark Fish started his professional career with Jomo Cosmos in 1991 and went on to represent Orlando Pirates, Lazio (Italy), Bolton Wanderers, Charlton Athletic and Ipswich Town (all England) in a career that spanned two decades. He won 62 caps for his country, with the pinnacle of his international career coming in 1996 when the side lifted the African Cup of Nations. Much-loved by fans who chanted "Feeeeesh" every time he touched the ball on the field, Mark was also an ambassador for South Africa's successful bid to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup.https://web.archive.org/web/20140116093851/http://survivorsa.dstv.com/category/profiles/mark-fish/
==Survivor South Africa==
===Voting History===
Mark's Voting History 	Mark's Voting History
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Voted forUltimate Survivor	
 After the merge, the captains were taken away from their tribes, where they would compete in duels for the Salvation Cup, an artifact that give its holder a right to negate one vote from a castaway of his choice. During the Final Tribal Council, they would vote as member of the jury.
==Post-Survivor==
==References==
Category:Survivor South Africa
Category:Survivor South Africa: Champions
Category:Champions Jury Members
Category:Utara Tribe
Category:Salvation Tribe
Category:1974 births
Category:Living people