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What exactly do video Analysts do?
The role of the assistant coach in the PSL? Are they just there to be ball boys and carry cones as many think? In this episode we find out more as to what is happening behind the scenes.
In this episode we keep track of SA players who were developed and are playing abroad.
What's video Analysis in the grand scheme of things? In this episode we get to discuss the process behind video analysis and the thorough approach it requires for one to be effective.
Sundowns Vs Al Ahly Match Preview with coach Cavin Johnson, Shakes Rampedi and Pro Philani. How the Sundowns Trio taught coach Pitso a football lesson.
We often undermine the role DRs play in the beautiful game. And if we take a closer look at the role they play we might be shocked at how influential they are. I mean think about it, no player can be signed at a team without the go ahead of the medical team. In this episode we discuss the importance of having a sound medical team in any of the PSL teams. Dr Sphamandla Ndlovu and Dr Singe Chonco are the guest and they bring valuable insight to the lay person.
Has the role of the PRO in the PSL deemed redundant? In this episode we reminisce with some of the soccer loving supporters on the role primarily created to cater for the very same supporters. Is the reason we are seeing a steady decline of bums on seats because there's no one to listen to them anymore? I
Mr Ref GP!!! Yep you guessed right. In this episode we have a look at the Referee that could handle the Afcon Final. We get to find out what makes the man tick and of course his relationship with Gabuza.
What's better than discussing transfer rumours with Fabrizio Romano? Discussing transfer rumours with 2 Fabrizio Romanos! Actually hold that though! Fabrizio calls himself "Mazola Makonco" when he's about to serve facts. In this chat we get to discuss all the latest movements in the PSL and what the future could hold for teams that cannot compete in the transfer market.
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