Debates Never Die

We are getting ever closer to the halfway mark in the Premier League this season and getting closer to the true order of the league tables all across Europe, the title race in La Liga, Serie A and of course the Premier League as well as the early Champions League favourites, all this and more in the latest episode of Debates Never Die

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Episode cast: Khanya Mosetlhi, Lesiba Mohlala and Lesedi Mokoena

The Season (Only) Starts Now! 🤨 | Debates Never Die

In our latest offering the lads discuss the biggest headlines in the season so far, Arsenal’s title hopes, (as well as Chelsea's) Manchester City’s need for a rebuild and of course Manchester United’s 6th coach post-Sir Alex, an episode full of debate as always. Happy Listening

Episode cast: Khanya Mosetlhi, Thabani Mlalazi, Mvulyelwa Nomvalo

In today's episode of DND the boy gather together to discuss a slew of competitive and exciting fixtures and join in arms to say goodbye to Erik Ten Hag, or as today's host Malcom likes to refer to him; Erik Ten Häagen-Dazs. Joined by Khanya Mosetlhi, Thabani Mlalazi and Mvuyelwa Nomvalo.

In our latest offering our two man cast consisting of Khanya Mosetlhi and Malcom Masvikwa dive into this past weekends action packed games, starting with Liverpool vs Chelsea that featured an unlikely hero. They then touch on Tuchel's appointment as the new England Boss and preview a tantalizing El Classico fixture.

In our latest offering the DND team welcomes back Mvu after his lengthy hiatus. The team also unpacks the major stories in the season so far, Chelsea's electric start as well as a conversation around how good the panel thinks they are, as well as a discussion around Liverpool under Arne Slot and what the expectations are for their season after such an impressive start, and of course the lads then discuss Manchester United's malaise as well as the current hot button issue in world football, the never ending fixture list, all this and more in the latest episode of DND. Happy viewing Hosted by Malcom, joined by Mvu, Khanya and Lesiba

In the latest episode of Debates Never Die we dive into the managerial landscape once again and unpack the expectations that can be had for this new era of coaches, as well as the direction that Manchester United need to take in terms of their next coach, as well as a discussion around how successful Ten Hag's reign as Manchester United has been in comparison to other coaches.

In today's episode, hosted by Malcom and joined by Khanya and Tobi and they have an at length conversation on the fall out from City vs Arsenal. They discuss how the match played out, the psychological impact it may have on the title race and the visceral reaction its garnered from the rest of the footballing world. They then touch on the Milan derbies and take a look into players that may have been written off too quickly.

Our latest offering gives today’s cast a chance to reflect and come forward about previous missteps or harsh judgements around players, teams, and coaches in an episode that really encapsulates the podcast’s name, Debates Never Die.

Cast: Tobi Animashahun, Malcom Masvikwa, Khanya Mosetlhi, Rindai Gandure

In the latest episode, Rindai, Les and Thabani ask the pertinent question of what constitutes a project within football and assess whether the demands placed on managers and top European clubs are fair or not.

In today’s episode Lesedi, Thabani, and Rindai discuss the players who we need to see a lot more from, all the cast members give their views on everyone who needs to show us what they're really about. Everything from how good Rodrygo truly is, Jota's true level, and of course the man who is almost always proving himself, Marcus Rashford.

Hosted by Thabani Mlalazi, joined by Rindai Gandure and Lesedi Mokoena