The Carwash 2.0

Mamelodi Sundowns legend Roger “The General” Feutmba pulls up to The Car Wash for Episode 11, proudly delivered by CourierIT!

Join Teko Modise, Brighton Mhlongo, and Linda Mntambo as they dive into the football archives with one of the PSL's greatest midfield maestros. Feutmba reflects on his iconic left foot, winning three consecutive league titles, and claiming the 1998/99 PSL Players’ Player of the Season. Plus, the crew checks out Sundowns' brand-new 2026/27 PUMA kits featuring two stars to mark their second CAF Champions League crown.

The team tackles the biggest debates in South African football today:

PSL Tech Upgrade: Is it time for VAR, goal-line tech, and referee cams in South Africa?

The European Return: Why are stars like Mohau Nkota, Cassius Mailula, Tashreeq Matthews, and Antonio Van Wyk returning home, and what does it mean for SA talent abroad?

Global Journeys: Reflecting on the overseas careers of Relebohile Mofokeng, Percy Tau, Thulani Serero, and Aden McCarthy.

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Are PSL players really earning what people think? Is Mamelodi Sundowns' squad too old — or is that experience their biggest weapon? And what should we expect from Bafana Bafana in the upcoming AFCON qualifiers.

The Car Wash Podcast Episode 10 brings you honest football conversation with host Delmain Faver alongside Teko Modise, Linda Mntambo, and Brighton Mhlongo.

Our Mystery Guest, proudly delivered by Courier IT, is former Maritzburg United, Bloemfontein Celtic, and Sekhukhune United midfielder Given Mashikinya.

On this episode of The Car Wash 2.0, Teko Modise, Linda Mntambo, Brighton Mhlongo, and Delmain Faver sit down with renowned football analyst and coach Darian Wilken for a deep dive into the evolution of the modern game. Drawing from his experience with Raja Casablanca, Simba SC, and Orlando Pirates, Wilken shares exclusive insights into elite coaching, tactical analysis, and why South African coaches are making a growing impact across African football.

From his honest thoughts on Hugo Broos and whether he should continue in the Bafana Bafana job, to the exciting new generation of stars led by Mbekezeli Mbokazi, Relebohile Mofokeng and Ime Okon, this is a football conversation every South African fan needs to hear.

We also look ahead to the 2026 Engen Knockout Challenge, discussing why it continues to produce the country's future professionals and whether the next Bafana Bafana star is already waiting to be discovered.

Plus, we chat about football culture, passionate supporters, exciting fan experiences, and how brands continue to invest in growing the beautiful game in South Africa. The Carwash 2.0 Episode 8

The gents are back with Episode 7 of Carwash 2.0, tackling everything Bafana Bafana and the World Cup! ⚽

We explore the incredible impact of the Engen Knockout Challenge, revealing how 6 players from South Africa's current FIFA World Cup squad launched their careers at this developmental tournament. But it's not all celebration - we give our unfiltered thoughts on Bafana's World Cup chances, why the tournament lacks that special atmosphere this time around, and the eerie similarities between today's squad struggles and the challenges faced by the legendary 1996 team.

If you bleed green and gold, you don't want to miss this one! 🇿🇦

Episode 6 of CARWASH 2.0 tackles the hottest topics in South African football. The panel debates if Orlando Pirates can finally dethrone Mamelodi Sundowns for the Betway Premiership title and dives into the heated Player of the Season race. Plus, they discuss the life-changing impact of a FIFA World Cup, Reyaad Pieterse’s dilemma of trophies vs. game time, promotion/relegation drama, and raw dressing room realities. Unfiltered football talk at its best! The Carwash 2.0 Episode 6

Episode 5 features a fiery and unfiltered conversation with German tactician Ernst Middendorp, who joins us as a surprise guest and doesn’t hold back, especially when it comes to that now-famous LinkedIn presence where he’s been taking aim at everything and everyone in the game.

We also welcome back Teko Modise, as the panel dives into the biggest talking points in South African football right now.

With just a handful of games to go at the time of recording, the Betway Premiership title race is on a knife edge, with only two points separating Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns. We break down both teams’ run-ins and ask the big question, who has the edge?

The conversation then shifts into the realities of coaching at the highest level: How do you manage crowd favourites who don’t always fit your system?

Just how difficult is it to coach a club like Kaizer Chiefs?

Does “losing the dressing room” really exist in South African football?

And is player power real? Middendorp shares first-hand experiences working with strong personalities and special talents like Scara Ngobese.

Expect strong opinions, real stories, and honest football talk.

In this episode, we welcome legendary goalkeeper Brian Baloyi, aka “Spider-Man,” as our first-ever guest—and he absolutely delivers. From untold career stories to elite-level insight, this episode is packed with powerful moments and real football talk. Baloyi reflects on how he nearly made a move to Liverpool FC, while we unpack Benni McCarthy’s incredible R100K gesture to Brighton Mhlongo. Linda Mntambo opens up about his injury, rehab journey, and return timeline, and there’s an emotional moment that leaves Mhlongo in tears. With the signature Car Wash energy, banter, and unfiltered discussions you’ve come to love, this is more than just a podcast—it’s where football stories come to life. Baloyi Reveals Liverpool Move, Benni’s R100K Gesture & Mntambo Injury Update!

In this episode, Brighton, Dona and Figo dive into the Soweto Derby, unpacking the intensity of Kaizer Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates. From behind-the-scenes build-up to derby-specific tactics and top-four pressure in the Betway Premiership, nothing is off limits. They also debate whether some big-name players are built for smaller teams and what it really takes to step up to the giants. Plus, inspired by Thierry Henry’s apology to his kids, the crew tackles the fatherhood dilemma: providing vs being present.

The hosts break down Monnapule Saleng’s surprise move to Mamelodi Sundowns, with Teko Modise pointing at the similarities to his move and that of Thembinkosi Lorch. Securing the bag is also discussed in detail, with players urged to secure their financial futures; all this in light of Mbekezeli Mbokazi’s move to Chicago Fire in the MLS.