Tag - Kaizer Chiefs

I raise my hand and admit I have let down women footballers

Since the return of the triumphant Banyana Banyana from the successful African Women Cup of Nations tournament in Morocco, the topic of conversation within the South African landscape has been the remuneration disparity between the men and female national football teams in the country. It is certainly time that we do away with all the red...

Naturena send 10111 distress call to Zwane

I am acutely aware that I am senile and while trying to lift my creaking knees off my rocking chair to pay a visit to the bathroom, I heard someone on the radio announce that Kaizer Chiefs have appointed a new coach, or have I imagined it? Hell, old age can be cumbersome on certain days....

Watch the Citizens go for gold this year

By Andile Dladla and Mandla Dladla The lack of supporters allowed to attend sporting events in South Africa has had an effect on individual sportsmen and women, including sport team and Cape Town City have come up with an innovative idea to replicate the feeling of being physically at the stadium. With modern technology as advanced as...

Music scuppered chance to play for Kaizer Chiefs

By Andile Dladla and Madla Dladla Thandukwazi “Demor” Sikhosana could have easily pursued a career in football but the sound of music proved too strong for him as he has become one of the biggest and well respected music producer and songwriter in the country based in Johannesburg. A founding member of legendary music group Shana along...

Going down memory lane with Kevin Mudie

By Andile Dladla & Mandla Dladla Few people might be aware of even know a man named Kevin Mudie who struggled for almost three months to break into the all-conquering Durban City side but when he eventually did, never looked back. He received his big break in a crucial match against then star-studded Moroka Swallows who boasted...

The CAF Champions League tie nobody wanted

The draw nobody really wanted was conducted at the Confederation of African Football (CAF) headquarters in Cairo on Friday afternoon. It remained a distinct possibility, but many dismissed it and concluded that Al Ahly and Mamelodi Sundowns would probably meet either at the semi-final stages or in the final of Africa’s premier club competition. But in a...

Let us think of life after football – Ngcobo

By Mandla Dladla & Andile Dladla Sibongiseni Ngcobo stressed that his team prepared thoroughly for their Nedbank Cup match they lost to Mamelodi Sundowns, but their best was simply not good enough on the day. Without making any excuses, he also feels that the gap between the GladAfrica Championship and the DSTV Premiership in terms of standards...

Dylan Kerr once signed for Kaizer Chiefs

Article by Mandla & Andile Dladla Dylan Kerr is a coach that is always well spoken of, be it by players he has worked with or the whole backroom staff.This indicates that he has developed over the years into a much sought after coach and manager. "As a former professional player you have to trust and respect...

Today die poppe gaan dans in Soweto

South Africa will grind to a standstill this afternoon and almost every household would focus their attention at events taking place at Soweto’s Orlando Stadium when Orlando Pirates hosts visiting and to be honest, limping Kaizer for a DStv Premiership match. The match is considered among the top five derbies in the continent and in spite...

Being Chippa Moloi’s son was difficult

Tebogo Moloi was described as an elegant passer of the ball and a chip off the old block, meaning being the son of legendary Percy “Chippa-Chippa” Moloi, he displayed all the attributes of the great Chippa. He reveals why at one stage of his career he sported a ponytail, how it was like being raised...