Welcome back to another episode of Debates Never Die, welcome to the 2025/2026 season! The team is back and excited about the new season, and in this episode they discuss the season ahead but with a specific focus on the title race to come and everyone present provides their view on who they think will win the league.

There will be more to come, more episodes, tons of discussions and of course more DND

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As always, happy listening!

Cast: Thabani Mlalazi, Rindai Gandure, Mvuleywa Nomvalo and Khanya Mosetlhi

In the latest episode of Debates Never Die, the team explores how money has become a driving force in the sport, they share their final views on the Club World Cup, as well as their thoughts on what fan discussion has become on the internet. The team also discusses the idea of "relative success" all this and more in the final episode of Debates Never Die in the 2025/2026 season

cast: Thabani Mlalazi, Lebone Lehlokoe and Khanya Mosetlhi

In our latest offering, the team once again discusses the Club World Cup and its potential impact on player's and manager's legacies, as well as our overall projections around how the tournament looks in future versions of the tournament

All this and more in the latest episode of Debates Never Die

Cast: Malcom, Rindai and Khanya

The Club World Cup has kicked off!

Welcome back to another episode of Debates Never Die where we have a new (kind of) competition to discuss as well as the transfer window so far, Malcom and Khanya discuss their expectations for Manchester City as well as sharing their views on the Club World Cup as a whole. They also provide their verdict on Arsenal’s transfer business and what they think would make the most sense

All this and more in the latest episode of Debates Never Die

ith the climax of the Premier League campaign reached, Khanya, Thabani & Mvu assume the role of school principals and dish out their assessments of team's performances throughout the season, with a few harsh outcomes and a heated debate!

In the latest episode of Debates Never Die, we take the time to acknowledge the Barcelona's latest triumph over Real Madrid, as well as taking a look forward towards what Real Madrid will look like in the next year under Xabi Alonso. The panel also takes a look at the Europa League finalists in-depth in an attempt to make sense of their seasons and how much "success" those clubs can really claim, lastly the team provide their takes on players who succeed in certain leagues and not others and provide their understandings of why thats the case. All this and more covered in the latest episode of Debates Never Die

In the latest episode of Debates Never Die, the team unpacks the fallout of the Premier League season and Liverpool's official coronation as Champions, as well as taking a look forward to the future and trying to envision what the best of European football looks like in the next year. The state of Real Madrid after their loss to Barcelona, the way forward for them after their late season collapse, as well as examining the most culpable parties.

All this and more unpacked in an intense episode of Debates Never Die

Cast: Khanya Mosetlhi, Thabani Mlalazi and Mvuyelwa Nomvalo

In a rather disjointed and chaotic episode Malcom, Tobi and Khanya lead us , or at least attempt to , through a conversation surrounding the weird feeling in the Premier League as it draws to a close. From a top 4 race (Or 5 as Malcom and Tobi forgot for half of the episode) to an underwhelming relegation battle. They then speak on the issues faced by clubs being promoted and why we're seeing fewer cases of newly promoted teams staying up. All before closing with some remarks and a rather confused sentiment by Malcom.

Welcome to another edition of DND. Today our cast of Malcom, Khanya and Tobi address the fall out of one of the worst Manchester Derbies in recent history and the outlook for both Manchester teams. They then reminisce on the brilliance of Kevin De Bruyne, what he meant to the City, the league and football as a whole. Finally they discuss the UCL and predict their finalists and winners

In today's offering the guys are all able to find a small source of joy from a rather uninspiring season in the poor run of form Liverpool have shown recently. They discuss the Carabao Cup final, Mo Salah's public perception and where he sits with the African greats and round things off with Barcelona and their stars and a potential showdown with Real Madrid in La Liga

Hosted by Malcom joined by Khanya and Thabani