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The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has withdrawn its mediation team from Guinea Bissau. Its mission was to help reach a political consensus on the elections, which were postponed by President Umaro Sissoco Embalo. So will voting, pushed back to later this year, still go ahead?A BBC investigation finds that young women in Kenya are being lured into sexual exploitation on TikTok. Is the social media platform doing enough to keep users safe?And former South African football star, Benni McCarthy, is Kenya's new head coach. Is the appointment of Africans to lead African teams now an established trend?Presenter: Audrey Brown Technical Producer: Gabriel O'Regan Producers: Sunita Nahar, Bella Hassan and Nyasha Michelle in London. Blessing Aderogba in Lagos Senior Journalist: Patricia Whitehorne Editors: Andre Lombard and Alice Muthengi
Naná, hogy az új szezont is a Manchester Uniteddel kell kezdeni. Meg a Brightonnal. Meg pénügyi szabályokkal. Ez még mindig ugyanaz a podcast.
The boys are back for season 2 as Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, James Bird and Tommy Stewart talk Seb's garage, James' curtains, Dennis Bergkamp, Louis van Gaal's trench coat, Kate Moss, a very important listener email, fighting in 4K, tables, ladders and chairs, Andrés Iniesta, Elton John, Guy Garvey, Graham Taylor, pintmen, Tommy as Manchester United chairman, Kendrick Lamar in Tettenhall, tattoos, Barry White brawling with Evangelos Marinakis, the Evertonian Richarlison family, Fraiser, Steven Gerrard, Lee Westwood, Tony Hawk, Limp Bizkit hoodies, Dan Burn, Yeovil, respecting the turf, Benni McCarthy, José Mourinho, FC Porto, the Fresh Prince, Graham Hunter, Wes Brown, Blackburn, Jesper Grønkjær, the gangster leagues, Sonic the Hedgehog, Sega Mega Drive, Seb as Scooby Doo, Alan Pardew, Mark Robins, surprise pints, walking football, Dimitar Dadatov, British radio abroad, FA Cup replays, nutmegs, red cards, Dial F for Football, Duolingo, Luke Littler, bad trains, varicose veins, food poisoning and somehow so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today's story comes from Benni McCarthy, whose tough time at Celta Vigo ended when Jose Mourinho brought him to Porto. Benni saw the Portuguese as a father figure, and would have run through a brick wall for him.Listen to the original full episode:Benni McCarthy: Mourinho & Me - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
AMAZULU REVIVAL Romain “Fohloza” Folz and veteran striker Lehlohonolo Majoro are among the casualties as AmaZulu ring changes after their unsuccessful 2022-23 season. Ayanda Dlamini, the former player who ended last season as Usuthu caretaker coach, has also decided to leave despite president Sandile Zungu having indicated he might have another role at the club. Usuthu had an underwhelming campaign, finishing in 12th place in the Premiership, four points above the automatic relegation spot, though they did reach the MTN8 final where they lost to Orlando Pirates. Dlamini took over as caretaker coach, but won one game in Usuthu's last six. Since Zungu took ownership of the club from Patrick Sokhela in 2020, there have been four coaching changes, including Benni McCarthy, Brandon Truter, Romain Folz and Ayanda Dlamini.
Despite huge disappointment for both Kylian Mbappe and Marcus Rashford this week, host Ali Maxwell is joined by The Athletic's Mark Carey & Liam Tharme for a bonus episode to dissect the frighteningly good numbers the pair have posted already this season...Has Rashford found his best position and how much credit does Benni McCarthy deserve for his resurgence? What is Mbappe hilariously bad at and does he thrive despite the tactical flaws at PSG? How Rashford has matured as a footballer and why Mbappe to Real Madrid is problematic.Produced by Adonis Pratsides Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Despite huge disappointment for both Kylian Mbappe and Marcus Rashford this week, host Ali Maxwell is joined by The Athletic's Mark Carey & Liam Tharme for a bonus episode to dissect the frighteningly good numbers the pair have posted already this season... Has Rashford found his best position and how much credit does Benni McCarthy deserve for his resurgence? What is Mbappe hilariously bad at and does he thrive despite the tactical flaws at PSG? How Rashford has matured as a footballer and why Mbappe to Real Madrid is problematic. Produced by Adonis Pratsides Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tutto il caos di Liverpool-Real Madrid tra mistica e autosabotaggio. La grande settimana del Manchester United e le considerazioni su Tottenham-Chelsea. Britannia è il podcast sulla Premier League che vi tiene aggiornati abbastanza da potervi bullare con gli amici.A raccontarvi cosa succede nel mondo di oltremanica sono le voci di Ada Cotugno, Alessandro Giura, Federico Sborchia e Nicola LozuponeI nostri social:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BritanniaPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/britanniapodcast/Il nostro sito:https://www.thepremiershow.comSottofondo: Chasing the Dragons - Joel Cummins, Kris Myers, Andy Farag, fornita da Gregorio Parisi
How Did Benni McCarthy Get Rashford Back To His Peak? Manchester United were the most consistent team last season. They had one win in the whole of August, one win in September, one win in October, one win in November, one win in December. But 2022 is the talk of the past. And the new year has brought a breath of fresh air to the club. United is very much in the title race, made it to the final of the Carabao cup, and is still in the FA Cup and Europa League. While Marcus Rashford might be the man grabbing the headlines, behind the scenes, Benni McCarthy has been crucial to his Manchester United renaissance. But how did he manage to do that especially when greats like Mourinho, Van Gaal, and Ragnick failed to kickstart United's forward lineup? Here's how Benni McCarthy got Rashford back to his peak.
YoungstaCPT visits The Flash Drive to talk about his upcoming performance at Galaxy KDay and his new song 'Bennie McCarthy' which is dedicated to Benni McCarthy, in memory of AKA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Confederation of African Football, CAF, with the backing of FIFA, has launched a new Super League aimed at injecting much-needed funds to clubs on the continent. CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe promised that the tournament, due to start in 2023, would financially transform African football with $100 million on offer in prize money alone. But, as Ivana Davidovic finds out, there are more questions than answers for many involved in the game on the continent. The owner of Cape Town City, John Comitis, says that they are in the dark about how the new competition would work in practice and that South African Premier Soccer League, where they were the runners-up last season, would be badly affected by the new Super League. Nigerian football journalist and the former member of the dissolved FIFA Task Force Against Racism, Osasu Obayiuwana is worried that there are no clear plans where the money would come from for the Super League nor how teams could travel regularly across the vast continent. He also warns that a big problem would be the lack of interest in pan-African club tournaments from broadcasters and sponsors, as it is difficult for many Africans to regularly follow on TV what is happening in football leagues across the continent. However, the legendary South African striker, UEFA Champions League winner and the current Manchester United first team coach Benni McCarthy believes that the Super League would boost standards across Africa, helping young players compete with the best from around the world. Produced and presented by Ivana Davidovic (Image: Mohamed el-Shenawy holds the winner's trophy after the CAF Super Cup Final between El Ahly and Raja Casablanca at Al Rayyan Stadium in Al Rayyan, Qatar on December 22, 2021. Photo credit: Mohammed Dabbous/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
Haai! And welcome to KETS. On this episode Sam and Chlo chat about 'berealing', arguements over airfryers, wind in Cape Town, SA's new drivers license, Eben Etzebeth being one angry man, Lizz Truss and how hardly anyone can afford to watch the Sevens. It's chaos, but it's KETS baby! If you love KETS please RATE us here: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... Find more KETS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidseatoast/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kidseatoast?l... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0jfvdNk... ‘Kids Eat Toast Sometimes' with Samuel Holmes and Chloë Melville is a South African comedy podcast that brings you a biweekly dose of dopamine and humour. Every Tuesday, Sam and Chloë bring you 'KETS' in which they put a comedic twist on current events, whilst keeping things playful. Sometimes they are joined by celebrity guests, friends and up-and-comers – laughs are guaranteed. #southafrica #comedypodcast #KETS
South African-born youngster Katlego Mashigo is quickly becoming a household name and since he last joined the SL Podcast, the 21-year-old represented Bafana Bafana at the recent COSAFA Cup, donning the number 10 jersey. Mashigo explains that this moment was one of the proudest for his family as his dad is his biggest fan and closest mentor. The Portadown FC midfield player tells tales of his first ever live match which was at the Orlando Stadium watching the Buccaneers. Katlego goes on to explain who his biggest idol growing up was, which is an interesting battle between two Stevens who have played in the English Premier League In the latest episode of My Starter Pack, Bafana Bafana youngster Katlego Mashigo reveals which players he idolised when growing up and also speaks about Benni McCarthy and why the South African legend is such an inspiration! Soccer Laduma Radio
South African-born youngster Katlego Mashigo is quickly becoming a household name and since he last joined the SL Podcast, the 21-year-old represented Bafana Bafana at the recent COSAFA Cup, donning the number 10 jersey. Mashigo explains that this moment was one of the proudest for his family as his dad is his biggest fan and closest mentor. The Portadown FC midfield player tells tales of his first ever live match which was at the Orlando Stadium watching the Buccaneers. Katlego goes on to explain who his biggest idol growing up was, which is an interesting battle between two Stevens who have played in the English Premier League In the latest episode of My Starter Pack, Bafana Bafana youngster Katlego Mashigo reveals which players he idolised when growing up and also speaks about Benni McCarthy and why the South African legend is such an inspiration!
Ian Irving, Laurie Whitwell, Andy Mitten & Carl Anka discuss the news - broken on The Athletic - that United forward Anthony Martial is set to miss their opening game of the season against Brighton & Hove Albion due to injury.Does that mean Ronaldo will start? Or has Erik ten Hag got other ideas?Also, hear all about Benni McCarthy will become a first-team coach for Manchester United - and find out why Teng Hag wanted him.Plus, enter the De Jong Zone... will we ever leave? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Haaaiiiiii :) This week we chop it up again from South Africa's loadshedding politics, to Will Smith, to sex toys flying around the N2 - we swing for the fences once more! Happy to have ya, happy to be had xoxo If you love KETS please RATE us here: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast... Find more KETS: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidseatoast/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kidseatoast?l... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0jfvdNk... ‘Kids Eat Toast Sometimes' with Samuel Holmes and Chloë Melville is a South African comedy podcast that brings you a biweekly dose of dopamine and humour. Every Tuesday, Sam and Chloë bring you 'KETS' in which they put a comedic twist on current events, whilst keeping things playful. Sometimes they are joined by celebrity guests, friends and up-and-comers – laughs are guaranteed. #southafrica #comedypodcast #KETS
Guest: Rob Moore, Benni McCarthy's representative Guest: Rahman Osman, football writer
Bafana Bafana legend Benni McCarthy has joined Premier League giants Manchester United as a first-team strikers coach. He was fired from AmaZulu earlier this year and now he is at Manchester United, one of the biggest teams in the world! What do you think of Manchester United recent coaching appointment? #DarrenKeriSkyOnECR Benni in the 18 area
We chat with coach and analyst Grant de Smidt as we take a comprehensive look at the Amakhosi. The Glamour Boys...Kaizer Chiefs. We cover their DSTV Premiership season as well as their cup runs. We also talk about Arthur Zwane and make a case for hiring Benni McCarthy. We go through their goalkeeping, defending, midfield and attacking departments and suggest who must stay and who should be let go. And lastly transfers, Ashley du Pree was signed from Stellenbosch and we talk about which transfers makes sense for Kaizer Chiefs.
Guest: Founder of Legends Barbershop, Sheldon Tatchell Sheldon Tatchell is the founder of the Legends Barbershop franchise. Legends Barbershop made big waves in recent years with A listers such as Kwesta, Cassper Nyovest, Nasty C, Benni McCarthy who all call Sheldon for a haircut. Sheldon started cutting hair on the sidewalks of Eldorado Park with a plastic chair and as of this month Sheldon and Legends Barbershop's products can be found nationwide at Dis-Chem outlets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The DSTV Premiership is back this weekend and we have coach and analyst Grant de Smidt to discuss a variety of topics focusing on the top four in the PSL. We cover: Benni McCarthy left Amazulu and was replaced by Brandon Truter. What next for Benni? Orlando Pirates - Player of the season, co-coaches & more Kaizer Chiefs - Stuart Baxter critics, tactics, player of the season & more Royal AM - Suproise package, John Maduka, player of the season and more Mamelodi Sundowns - Tactics, squad & more
Breaking New! The chairman of the PSL, Irvin Khoza, has announced that after considering President Ramaphosa's latest address of the nation, soccer fans around the country will be allowed back into stadiums. This news has come with extreme excitement after the last 2 years; which saw stadiums sitting empty. Fans have been itching to get their tickets, to see their favourite teams live in the flesh, and now, starting on the 8th of April 2022, they can do just that! There are of course rules and regulations regarding attendance. Fans speaking on the SL Podcast's Fan Reaction Show all express positive emotions saying how its been too long, with one fan even saying that the 12th man helps teams perform better and that this will be a big boost for Chiefs On the latest episode of the Fan Reaction Show, Mzansi expressed thanks to the PSL and Irvin Khoza after the recent announcement stating fans are allowed back into stadiums. Starting on April 8th, 50% capacity is allowed according to the latest Government regulations. Later in the show, fans react to Benni McCarthy's departure from AmaZulu, Benni's replacement, and where to next for the former Bafana Bafana striker. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za
Breaking New! The chairman of the PSL, Irvin Khoza, has announced that after considering President Ramaphosa's latest address of the nation, soccer fans around the country will be allowed back into stadiums. This news has come with extreme excitement after the last 2 years; which saw stadiums sitting empty. Fans have been itching to get their tickets, to see their favourite teams live in the flesh, and now, starting on the 8th of April 2022, they can do just that! There are of course rules and regulations regarding attendance. Fans speaking on the SL Podcast's Fan Reaction Show all express positive emotions saying how its been too long, with one fan even saying that the 12th man helps teams perform better and that this will be a big boost for Chiefs On the latest episode of the Fan Reaction Show, Mzansi expressed thanks to the PSL and Irvin Khoza after the recent announcement stating fans are allowed back into stadiums. Starting on April 8th, 50% capacity is allowed according to the latest Government regulations. Later in the show, fans react to Benni McCarthy's departure from AmaZulu, Benni's replacement, and where to next for the former Bafana Bafana striker.
"Breaking news today was the parting ways of AmaZulu and its head coach Benni McCarthy following some indifferent results in the DSTV Premiership in particular and after being knocked out in the CAF Champions League group stages.”
Today's story comes from Benni McCarthy, the former South Africa and Porto striker, who tells us about the first time his old manager in Portugal, Jose Mourinho, fell for Didier Drogba, then of Marseilles. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Cape Town City FC have taken the Premier Soccer League by storm since they came into existence in 2016, and in this week's podcast we speak to the man who's built one of the continent's most exciting team's John Comitis. Hear how City serve the community, why Bafana Bafana “missed a trick” by not giving their former coach Benni McCarthy the national team job, and how the African Super League could be “a complete disaster” for local football. #iamCityFC #DStvPrem #bafanabafana #WCQ2022 Host: Courtney Freese (former PSL winner) Guest: John Comitis (Cape Town City chairperson) Podcast: https://shows.acast.com/on-the-whistleYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCALlaAECXkSO97ttqjPvhqAFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/otw_podcast/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/otw_podcast?lang=enLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onthewhistlepodcastTalk to us on WhatsApp: +447908 790 474Show Notes 01:00 – Life during the Covid-19 pandemic 03:30 – From running a burger franchise to setting up Ajax Cape Town 14:30 – Cape Town City was born to serve the community first 20:30 – Comitis: “I haven't seen a bag of money score a goal yet.”23:20 – Bafana Bafana missed a trick not appointing Benni McCarthy 29:45 – African Super League will be “a complete disaster” for local football 35:15 – Comitis: “Without the fans there's no football” Duration: 36:35 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
"AmaZulu made history when they reached the lucrative CAF Champions League group stages in their first attempt and eliminated the record four times African champions TP Mazembe in the process. Usuthu are one of the five Southern African teams in the group stages, which will start in February next year. Head coach Benni McCarthy reflects on this exciting qualification and the challenges they had to overcome in Lubumbashi to pull this off."
AmaZulu FC will break new ground when they debut in the CAF Champions League this season and the club's ambitions owner Sandile Zungu is breathing fire into South Africa's sleeping giant. Zungu has a bold vision to “dethrone” Sundowns in local football and he believes Usuthu, coached by Bafana legend Benni McCarthy, can be successful both inside and outside of the country's borders. Host: Zayn NabbiGuest: Sandile Zungu (AmaZulu FC owner) WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocial MediaFacebook: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzayn Episode Notes 03:00 – AmaZulu is potentially the biggest club in SA with 14 million supporters 08:00 – Young players and fans gravitate to Benni McCarthy16:55 – Kaizer Chiefs did SA proud on the continent, but “we can surprise people”19:15 – Usuthu did not “over-achieve” last season by finishing second in the PSL23:00 – Zungu: “Our mission is very clear we want to dethrone Mamelodi Sundowns”25:00 – Sale of Bloem Celtic and message to the Usuthu faithful Duration: 32:00 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to our Big Interview Icons series where we shine a light on a legend whose name has lit up some of the conversations I've had with my guests over the years. This episode focuses on Jose Mourinho.Benni McCarthy's tough time at Celta Vigo ended when Jose brought him to Porto. Benni saw the Portuguese as a father figure, and would have run through a brick wall for him. He repaid Mourinho by helping Porto win the Champions League. A mainstay of that side was Ricardo Carvalho, and Benni says Jose is the only boss the leftfield defender could have thrived under.Line of Duty star Martin Compston was struck by Mourinho's will to win even in a charity match. Despite being led astray for a night on the tiles by pal Greg McHugh, he absolutely loved his brief spell playing under the managerial legend.Robert Huth remembers that when Mourinho arrived at Chelsea, he took training sessions to a new level. The Special One introduced an intensity and an attention to detail that fired the players' imaginations.EnjoyGraham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In part two of our chat with Gavin Hunt, the South African mentor reflects on making Bidvest Wits title contenders, and how the demise of the Johannesburg football institution “destroyed” him and left him “heartbroken.” He also talks about the best players he's ever coached, and how one of his former players Benni McCarthy has “overachieved” in the early stages of his fledgling coaching career.Co-hosts: Co-hosts: Zayn Nabbi (@sportsguyszayn) and Courtney Freese (Former PSL winner)Guest: Gavin Hunt (4-time winning PSL Coach) WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocial MediaFacebook: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEpisode Notes00:00 – Remaking Wits to turn them into title contenders04:30 – Wits being sold: “I'm heartbroken, it destroyed me.”09:20 – PSL should not allow clubs to relocate cities 11:30 – “Missing a trick” at the 2010 World Cup and future with Bafana16:25 – Best players he's ever coached19:20 – “Benni McCarthy has overachieved at AmaZulu”22:15 – Travel in Africa will test Benni's AmaZuluDuration: 25:00 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
DSTV PREMIERSHIP OPENING FIXTURE OF THE SEASON. On today's episode I look at Mamelodi Sundowns vs AmaZulu in the opening fixture of the 21/22 Dstv Premiership season. Number 1 vs number 2 from the 20/21 season,who will come out on top of this mouthwatering encounter? Benni McCarthy vs Manqoba Mngqithi,Mulenga vs Shalulile,Memela vs Zwane,Mamelodi Sundowns vs AmaZulu.
On today's episode we discuss all things MTN 8 as Amazulu take on Cape Town City in the quarterfinals. Benni McCarthy comes up against the team that gave him a chance in the PSL as Tinkler will look to get one over Benni McCarthy. Augustine Mulenga or Surpise Ralani? Which playmaker will come out on top & win the game for their team? In the extra time segment i do a tactical preview of how the encounter will play out & give my prediction as I see this as a high goal scoring encounter.
In part 2 of our interview with Nedbank Cup winning coach Dylan Kerr we hear about his thoughts on AmaZulu's resurgence under Benni McCarthy, Pitso Mosimane being Bafana's ideal coach and we get his thoughts on social media abuse. Co-hosts: Zayn Nabbi (@sportsguyzayn) and Courtney Freese (@otw_pod)Guest: Dylan Kerr (TTM coach, former Leeds United player) WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocialMediaFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEpisode Notes 00:00Benni McCarthy's return breathes life into sleeping giant 04:00How do you motivate a team that hasn't got its bonus money? 07:30Pitso Mosimane would have been the ideal Bafana coach 12:30Does the continent need an African Super League? 16:15Pitso being abused on return to Sundowns, and social media abuse 24:30Taking the trophy to the people, and goals to win the South African league title Duration: 29:30 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In part 2 of our interview with Nedbank Cup winning coach Dylan Kerr we hear about his thoughts on AmaZulu's resurgence under Benni McCarthy, Pitso Mosimane being Bafana's ideal coach and we get his thoughts on social media abuse. Co-hosts: Zayn Nabbi (@sportsguyzayn) and Courtney Freese (@otw_pod)Guest: Dylan Kerr (TTM coach, former Leeds United player) WhatsAapp Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YouTubeWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSocialMediaFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEpisode Notes 00:00Benni McCarthy's return breathes life into sleeping giant 04:00How do you motivate a team that hasn't got its bonus money? 07:30Pitso Mosimane would have been the ideal Bafana coach 12:30Does the continent need an African Super League? 16:15Pitso being abused on return to Sundowns, and social media abuse 24:30Taking the trophy to the people, and goals to win the South African league title Duration: 29:30 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Convenor of judges Mark Gleeson explained the criteria that was followed to vote for coach of the year. There has been a huge outcry after AmaZulu coach Benni McCarthy won the award ahead of Mamelodi Sundowns duo of Rhulani Mokoena and Manqoba Mngqithi who guided the club to a 4th consecutive league title. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#DKSApproved is the segment where we get to give a stamp of approval to something we really support or love right now. After McCarthy was able to get the team into the CAF Champions League, after only one win in seven matches, Sky certainly has full faith in the strides that AmaZulu will make under the leadership of McCarthy. AmaZulu will represent South Africa in the next edition of the marquee African club competition with champions Mamelodi Sundowns. Keri gives her stamp of approval to the Zululand Conservation Trust, among the good work hey do for animals they also have a rhino orphanage. Darren gives his stamp of approval to the new SANBS labs in Mt Edgecombe
Yes, you read that right. Carol Ofori got to speak with South Africa's Football Legend, Benni McCarthy. He not only just brought AmaZulu into their first-ever CAF Champions League, but he has also been nominated for Coach of the year and has won DStv Premiership Coach of the month for May. Carol speaks to him about his move to KZN and how's it been, and addresses an important question with him, "why haven't you liked my Instagram picture yet?"...
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Carol Ofori spoke about her disappointment that Benni McCarthy wasn't chosen as the new Bafana Bafana coach, she even had a chat with our very own Sky Tshabalala about it. Then as if the universe was responding to her, she bumped into him whilst shopping this past weekend. Listen to the full story.
A second league defeat for Benni McCarthy at AmaZulu today saw them lose ground on DSTV Premiership leaders Mamelodi Sundowns.
Carol Ofori was so excited when she heard that Benni McCarthy could possibly be the next coach for Bafana Bafana and then, Hugo Broos gets named as their new coach, and a sigh of sadness reigns over many people. She decided that the best person to talk to about this would be the very open and opinionated Sky Tshabalala about his thoughts and feelings regarding this new coach.
In your 15h30 update - SAFA have moved to quell widespread media reports that Benni McCarthy will become the new coach of Bafana Bafana. The AmaZulu boss has had huge success with the KZN outfit, with Usuthu moving to the top of the DSTV Prem with a win over Golden Arrows yesterday. The Citi Press have reported that McCarthy has been given the job - while SAFA released a statement today saying that its NEC will make a final announcement on the new coach once the matter has been finalised.
In your 08h30 update - AmaZulu coach Benni McCarthy has heaped praise on his players as they went top of the DSTV Premiership following a 1-nil win KZN neighbours Golden Arrows on Saturday.
On this week's second episode of Diski talk with Luyolo we have a look at Benni McCarthy and we discuss all things AmaZulu as usuthu are flying high.
Guest: Benni McCarthy - AmaZulu Football Club head coach
"If you are a player for AmaZulu FC you have to impress coach," says club president Sandile Zungu when asked about Siphiwe Tshabalala. He also shares his thoughts on coach Benni McCarthy, Moeneeb Josephs, Siyabonga Nomvethe and offers a view on Caf president Patrice Motsepe. Sengwayo also pays tribute to Isilo Samabandla. It is all in the latest installment of SportsLive with BBK.
"If you are a player for AmaZulu FC you have to impress coach," says club president Sandile Zungu when asked about Siphiwe Tshabalala. He also shares his thoughts on coach Benni McCarthy, Moeneeb Josephs, Siyabonga Nomvethe and offers a view on Caf president Patrice Motsepe. Sengwayo also pays tribute to Isilo Samabandla. It is all in the latest installment of SportsLive with BBK.
De Boys blikken terug. En ditmaal gaan ze verder dan ooit. Qua kilometers dan. De blik gaat richting Portugal. Naar het FC Porto van Jose Mourinho. The Special One. En speciaal is 'ie. Borst vooruit, kin omhoog en gewoon keihard de beste zijn. Dat is wat Mourinho zijn spelers leerde en waarmee hij heel Europa veroverde. De carrière van Mourinho is bekend maar hoe zat het met Nuno Valente? Was die echt zo dik als op zijn Paniniplaatje? En waarom is Benny McCarthy nooit doorgebroken als commerciële R&B zanger? Je hoort het allemaal in Studio Socrates, maar niet voordat we eerst bespreken wat nou eigenlijk de mooiste voetbalnaam is...Studio Socrates wordt gepresenteerd door Jonne Seriese, Jasper Gottlieb en Daan Sutorius.Wil je de podcast steunen? Dat kan. Ga naar www.vriendvandeshow/studiosocrates en maak de vriendschap officieel. Bovendien kun je hier elke week antwoord geven op onze Vraag van de Week, een audiobericht achterlaten en reageren op de podcast.Ook op Instagram zijn we te vinden. Check @studio_socrates voor vintage foto's van Zlatan, Benni McCarthy, Foppe de Haan en ons. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Amazulu coach Benni McCarthy was not entirely happy with his team despite collecting all three points against Supersport United in the DSTV Premiership.
Benni McCarthy is wary of the danger posed by Bloemfonten Celtic Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he's not entertaining any title winning talk Imperial Lions and VKB Knights do battle for a spot in the MODC final
Amazulu boss Benni McCarthy says the draw against Maritzburg United was a massive opportunity missed in a match they should of comfortably won.
Benni McCarthy is over the moon over first win as AmaZulu coach Ole Gunner Solkjaer says he is not worried about the league position, as yet Lewis Hamilton wins big again
Amazulu President and owner Sandile Zungu is confident Benni McCarthy can take the club to the next level.
Benni McCarthy is the new man at the helm at AmaZulu. The Springboks drawn in group B with Scotland and Ireland for the 2023 Rugby World Cup. Cricket South Africa acting CEO Kugendrie Govender has been suspended.
Benni McCarthy announced as the new AmaZulu manager. The Champions League last 16 draw has been completed. The Springboks to face Ireland and Scotland in their 2023 Rugby World Cup pool.
In this episode we look at the story about Benni McCarthy being linked to coach Ajax, the Castro saga at Chiefs and George Maluleka contract could end before the season concludes.
We have an in-depth interview with South African legend Benni McCarthy. The former Champions League winner opens up about his time playing in Cape Town’s gangster leagues, his relationship with Jose Mourinho, and he also talks about the racist abuse he suffered while playing as a professional in Europe.SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Mobile: +447908 790 474WEBSITE / EMAIL Website: https://otwpodcast.comEmail: zayn.nabbi@gmail.comEPISODE NOTES 01:30 Reflections on gang violence growing up and crime on the Cape Flats 03:50 Playing in Cape Town’s Gangster Leagues09:35Success at Ajax Amsterdam14:25Struggles at Celta Vigo17:40 The beast awakens at Porto under Jose Mourinho28:50Big move to the Premier League 32:15 Lessons from Jose Mourinho and ambitions to coach in Europe40:10Experiences of racist abuse and calls for harsher punishmentsShow Duration: 48:30 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
We have an in-depth interview with South African legend Benni McCarthy. The former Champions League winner opens up about his time playing in Cape Town’s gangster leagues, his relationship with Jose Mourinho, and he also talks about the racist abuse he suffered while playing as a professional in Europe.SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Mobile: +447908 790 474WEBSITE / EMAIL Website: https://otwpodcast.comEmail: zayn.nabbi@gmail.comEPISODE NOTES 01:30 Reflections on gang violence growing up and crime on the Cape Flats 03:50 Playing in Cape Town’s Gangster Leagues09:35Success at Ajax Amsterdam14:25Struggles at Celta Vigo17:40 The beast awakens at Porto under Jose Mourinho28:50Big move to the Premier League 32:15 Lessons from Jose Mourinho and ambitions to coach in Europe40:10Experiences of racist abuse and calls for harsher punishmentsShow Duration: 48:30 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hi there and welcome along to our first edition of the On The Whistle Podcast. In in our inaugural episode we have our panellists provide their perspective on what it’s going to take for Egyptian and Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah to become the best player in the world.We will also play you our quick-fire interview with Bafana Bafana legend Benni McCarthy where he offers countrymen Percy Tau some advice and also talks fondly about the players he idolised. Panel: Zayn Nabbi (host), Francis Nkwain (Best of Africa Awards founder), Ahmad Yousef (Kingfut.com Editor) and Courtney Freese (former Manning Rangers defender). SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook Group: On The Whistle Podcast Instagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Send us a message here and we can add you to our Broadcast List - +447908 790 474WEBSITE / EMAIL Website: otwpodcast.com Email: zayn.nabbi@gmail.com EPISODE NOTES 00:00Show introduction and overview 01:18 Insight into how Salah inspires Egypt and how he ranks against other Liverpool legends. 08:00Salah’s backstory and his rise in Europe playing in Switzerland, Italy and England. 12:30Hear how conditioning and mental strength combine to see Salah reach new heights. 17:20 Can Salah win the Ballon d’Or one day?26:30 Quick-fire interview with Bafana Bafana legend Benni McCarthy Show Duration: 31:12 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hi there and welcome along to our first edition of the On The Whistle Podcast. In in our inaugural episode we have our panellists provide their perspective on what it’s going to take for Egyptian and Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah to become the best player in the world.We will also play you our quick-fire interview with Bafana Bafana legend Benni McCarthy where he offers countrymen Percy Tau some advice and also talks fondly about the players he idolised. Panel: Zayn Nabbi (host), Francis Nkwain (Best of Africa Awards founder), Ahmad Yousef (Kingfut.com Editor) and Courtney Freese (former Manning Rangers defender). SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook Group: On The Whistle Podcast Instagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Send us a message here and we can add you to our Broadcast List - +447908 790 474WEBSITE / EMAIL Website: otwpodcast.com Email: zayn.nabbi@gmail.com EPISODE NOTES 00:00Show introduction and overview 01:18 Insight into how Salah inspires Egypt and how he ranks against other Liverpool legends. 08:00Salah’s backstory and his rise in Europe playing in Switzerland, Italy and England. 12:30Hear how conditioning and mental strength combine to see Salah reach new heights. 17:20 Can Salah win the Ballon d’Or one day?26:30 Quick-fire interview with Bafana Bafana legend Benni McCarthy Show Duration: 31:12 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On The Whistle is a fortnightly podcast created by South African journalist Zayn Nabbi to celebrate African football, while also allowing our guests and analysts to tackle the biggest issues affecting the sport through debate and discussion.In our trailer you'll hear South African legend Benni McCarthy talk about racism in football, Bafana Bafana icon Lucas Radebe reflect on his relationship with Nelson Mandela, as well as former Nigerian captain Peter Odemwingie talk about a unique experience in Indonesia.Please like, share and comment. Also hit us up on our social accounts to let us know what you think? Social MediaTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzayn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On The Whistle is a fortnightly podcast created by South African journalist Zayn Nabbi to celebrate African football, while also allowing our guests and analysts to tackle the biggest issues affecting the sport through debate and discussion.In our trailer you'll hear South African legend Benni McCarthy talk about racism in football, Bafana Bafana icon Lucas Radebe reflect on his relationship with Nelson Mandela, as well as former Nigerian captain Peter Odemwingie talk about a unique experience in Indonesia.Please like, share and comment. Also hit us up on our social accounts to let us know what you think? Social MediaTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzayn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's Flashback Friday where we speak to sporting stars of years gone by. Former SuperSport and Mamelodi Sundowns striker Katlego Mphela who is Bafana Bafana's third highest scorer behind Benni McCarthy and Shaun Bartlett with a record of 23 goals in over 50 appearances was our guest. Guest: Katlego Mphela
In this episode we look at the sacking of Cape Town City coach Benni McCarthy, action for the Telkom Knockout quarter finals, SAFA's standoff with the government and some of the CAFConfed results.
Audiodacious — As Bafana Bafana join the 24-team AFCON hopefuls Lwazi, Emeka & Xola celebrate Percy Tau's heroics, debate potential AFCON heroes and salute Namibia, Zimbabwe & Tanzania's qualification. + South Africa at AFCON 2019 - "We made it!" + Emeka's officiating gripe (03:40) + Xola finally gives Stuart Baxter praise (05:10) + "When Percy Tau finally goes to England..." (07:30) + Previewing SA's AFCON squad: Lyle Foster the next Benni McCarthy? (11:45) + Celebrating Namibia, Zimbabwe and Tanzania (20:50) + Benni's growing CV (27:07) + Nedbank Cup quarter-finals: Cape Town City to pip Chiefs (28:45) + Europe's youth revolution: France getting left behind? (32:53) Pitch Invasion, the podcast for football tribalists! Join the debate on... Twitter - https://twitter.com/pitchinvaded Instagram - https://instagram.com/pitchinvaded Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/PitchInvaded Pitch Invasion is produced by Audiodacious in collaboration with DSTV Media Sales Disclaimer: the views & opinions expressed on the Pitch Invasion podcast are solely those of the hosts. They do not reflect the views & opinions of their respective employers, affiliates or advertisers. Nuff said, let's get into it! Twitter · Instagram · Facebook
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CliffCentral.com — The Ryder Cup dominated the weekend of sport, or more importantly the European team did. The Boks got another pleasing win in the Rugby Championship, first silverware for Benni McCarthy as Cape Town City boss, Man United lose again, and Lewis Hamilton wins the Russian GP blah blah, team orders, blah blah.
Hola Big Interview listeners!When we asked what your favourite Big Interviews were from past seasons of this podcast we had a lot of great, interesting responses. And one of those which grabbed our attention was about my chat with the great Benni McCarthy.This is part one: the story of when Benni first met a mysterious young coach by the name of Jose Mourinho and how they came to work together at Porto.What happened after that was historic, with Benni going on to lift the Champions League with his new side. Among his team-mates back then were the likes of Deco, Ricardo Carvalho and Jorge Costa, and Benni describes brilliantly that diverse group of characters who would conquer Europe under the guidance of Mourinho.This episode is available ad-free at patreon.com/grahamhunter. Sign up now and you will unlock our full archive of Big Interviews with the likes of Brian McClair and Quinton Fortune, while you will also be helping us to continue producing the content you love.Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hello,By now you are bound to know that I changed my career, changed my life by moving to Spain and covering FC Barcelona. It was a risk which paid off, but I am not the only one to reap the rewards of moving to live and work abroad.In Season Two of this podcast I encountered many kindred spirits, guys like Steve McManaman, who in this clip show describes how he made friends at Real Madrid following his move from Liverpool. Steve Archibald also calls Barcelona home after swapping English football for the Camp Nou, proving he was good enough during his training session. He explains why here.Gianluca Vialli describes the culture shock he felt after signing for Chelsea; Stan Petrov tells the story of how he learned English flipping burgers; and Thomas Hitzlsperger reveals the prejudices he encountered as a German playing in England.Away from the British game, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink talks about playing in Madrid and Benni McCarthy explains what it was about Ajax which drew him to Amsterdam, while messrs Peter Crouch and Jonny Evans reveal their ambitions to play football abroad. Enjoy!Graham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As we recorded Season Two of The Big Interview, one theme tended to stand out above all others: street football. It seemed as though every one of our guests was able to share a memory of being a kid kicking a ball about on the street outside their house, in a nearby field, or simply against the door of a shed so, clearly, we were left with no choice but to bring those childhood tales together and to create a clip show dedicated to street football. It is perhaps fitting that we begin with a history lesson, as Alex McLeish and Walter Smith recall the carefree days, coming home from school and rushing right back out the door to join in the game they knew was already under way at their local field. Mark Noble also remembers joining every youngster on his street to play a game on a school field behind their houses.Thomas Hitzlsperger explains how he was able to transform the family farm into a football pitch to rival Wembley and Matt Le Tissier describes the game he made up for himself in his back garden and which honed his technique. Those were idyllic childhood memories, but street football taught harsh lessons too. Just listen to the testimony of John Collins and Jonny Evans. Benni McCarthy will also take us on to the deadly streets of Cape Town, where playing football meant stopping occasionally to avoid a gangland shooting.Street football is no longer a glorious part of growing up and, in the final part of this clip show Smith laments its loss, while Neil Lennon argues that the development of youth players is being stifled by too much coaching.Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Big Interview is pulling on the armband for our latest clip show, as we look back at a special group of players who cropped up a lot in Season Two: the manager's representative on the pitch, the leaders of men, the captains.There was really no escaping the subject when we had Mark Noble on the podcast. The West Ham skipper first took us into the Hammers dressing room to reveal the nefarious method he uses to up the intensity at training, as well as the more subtle ways he gets more out of his team-mates during matches. Mark then pays tribute to a rival Premier League captain: Wayne Rooney.Pablo Zabaleta explains what he said in the Argentina dressing room to help inspire them to victory over arch-rivals Brazil in the Under-20 World Cup, while Benni McCarthy offers his own, unique description of “The Beast” - former Porto captain Jorge Costa.Chris Sutton also talks about what made Tim Sherwood such an effective leader when his Blackburn Rovers side won the Premier League title, and Walter Smith explains the leadership qualities that Terry Butcher showed at Rangers.We'll end with Neil Lennon and the hilarious story about brawling with Steve Lomas backstage at an Oasis concert in Manchester. Spoilers, but it ends with Neil being thrown out by security and Steve getting to stay and hang out with Noel Gallagher. Why? Because Steve was the City captain, that's why.Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
East Coast Radio — We discuss the hooliganism displayed by Kaizer Chiefs fans at Moses Mabhida Stadium, Cape Town City's second goal against Ajax and the alleged swearing incident involving Benni McCarthy. We also discuss Oscarine Masuluke's goal and Crystal Palace's shambolic start to the season.
Here it is: your Benni bonus, as promised. And you can believe me when I say that this one is a very, very special treat. He takes us back to his childhood in Hanover Park, a suburb of Cape Town dominated by crime. That is where it all began for Benni… and where it could all have ended, with Benni recalling the rampant gang culture and violence he grew up around. Make no mistake, this was was a dangerous place to live - and he tells the story of how his best friend, 11-year-old Reginald, was shot and killed while they played football together in the street. Benni reveals that, at first, he thought a good education - and not football - was his best chance of escape, but his sporting talent soon took over and he became a star in a newly-created Gangster League, playing “shoe-shine piano” football. Don't worry, you'll discover what that means. From his origin story, he ends this spectacular Big Interview by looking to the future, offering a glimpse of what Benni McCarthy the football manager will be like.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back for Part Two of this fabulous Big Interview with Benni McCarthy: fascinating story teller, wonderful footballer, Champions League winner. When we left Benni at the end of Part One, he was telling the story of how he got his hands on the cup with the big ears in 2004, with his Porto side progressing from a group which contained Marseille, Partizan Belgrade and Real Madrid. Who's next? Manchester United in the last 16. Benni had always dreamed of playing for United and he left his mark against them in 2004, scoring twice in a stunning first leg victory. He describes both of those goals in glorious detail, as well as explaining why it was him - and not Deco - who took the injury time free-kick which put the tie to bed at Old Trafford. From there, Benni retraces his steps to the final, where Porto cruised to victory against Monaco. In fact, he will reveal that the competition was fiercer on the bench, where Benni was among the substitutes all fighting to get on and play a part in the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
ONE year ago, we put out a special Big Interview ahead of the Champions League final. You may remember Paul Clement breaking down in fascinating detail the final he was part of as assistant to then Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti in 2014. If you haven't heard it, it's still available and I think you'd enjoy it. Anyway, we thought we would make this a Big Interview tradition. So here, ahead of the 2017 final, we have another story of Champions League glory, from a winner in 2004. Jose Mourinho's Champions League win with Porto established him as the most coveted manager in football. It was a colossal victory, achieved against mighty odds and with a team Mourinho built on a scale that could hardly have been further from the giants they would face on the way. That team's top goalscorer, and our guide through this story, is a case in point. Benedict McCarthy will start by explaining how Mourinho rustled him away from Celta Vigo using training ground espionage. After that, things get really juicy. Benni's... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
i speak to soccer(football for pedantic people) journey and cool Englishman Joe Crann! Joe and I speak about how he got to be in South Africa, soccer, how he knew he wasn't going to be a striker for his favourite team Sheffield Wednesday, soccer, Benni McCarthy, soccer, how he has covered two World Cups and met famous soccer stars, soccer and hear how I fooled FIFA and thus made me equally as corrupt as they are!
Award winning podcaster Jim Grant (award TBA) welcomes this week's host Phil Whelans and Don 'The Don' Perretta to remember the life of former West Ham player, Benni McCarthy. Without his 'larger than life' presence who should we play upfront against Villa?
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