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From 1969... to 2021 the heritage of Kaizer Chiefs is second to none. In this episode we ask ntate Sadaam Maake, Pule, Lazola, Mshengu and Khumo to take us down memory lane.
For this heritage month we took the liberty to go through the biggest institution's(Orlando Pirates) time line. The formation, the trophies, the drought, the violence...
How much does the PSL value heritage? A lot of supporters feel that the PSL is centred around the sponsors more than the league itself, which then compromises the history of the league. In this discussion we take a look at ways and means the to find a balance between the 2.
One of our most brutal and controversial chats we have had. Coach Kerr tell it all, from him winning the Nedbank Cup to his departure TTM
A round table discussion with football supporters who have felt the need to create their own content. We get to discuss the drive behind their passion, challenges experience and the love and hate they get from fellow supporters.
Episode feature: Masandawana Fan Vlog, Amakhosi4Live, Football Stalkers, Coffee With Aunty Disky, Ms Eleanor, Shabba, Ta Fitty, Muzi, Lungi and Tebogo Ziyesh.
A discussion with Maritzburg Utd FC's Football and Operational Manager, Quiton Jettoo and Shumba Academy's Chairperson, Siya Loyilane about the financial implications Covid 19 has had on professional and amateur teams.
A thorough discussion as we put the spotlight on the benefit the players get from the Image Rights. Nhlanhla Shabalala (SAFPU) highlights some of the battles the union experiences in ensuring these rights are compensated fairly by the league.
Is being a football commentator something you are born with or something you can learn?
The DSTV 21/22 season team by team preview. We first had to look back at the season that was and provide a detailed analysis of the teams' performance and them give an insightful prediction.
Part 1 as we tackle We tackle the issue of player image and autograph rights in the PSL as we have a chat
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