Podcasts about bidvest wits

CLIVE BARKER TRIBUTE Andre Arendse is Evosport Goalkeeping co-founder. Proud owner of 67 Bafana Caps - Supersport analyst and current Supersport United assistant Coach. He played under Clive Barker at Santos for 5 years where they went on to win the 2001 Bob Save Super Bowl Cup and also worked together at Bidvest Wits.  Clive William Barker, who would have turned 79 next week passed away on Saturday, will rightfully be remembered as the most successful coach this country has seen, for winning the Africa Cup of Nations in 1996 and qualifying the country for a very first World Cup appearance in France two years later.  He also won the league title with Durban City and Bush Bucks, and had cup success with AmaZulu and Santos in an almost 40-year coaching career, which was accidental in its inception but fulsome by its close in 2015.

Guest: Buhle Mkhwanazi,Former Bidvest Wits defender and Bafana Bafana internationaFormer Bidvest Wits defender and Bafana Bafana international Buhle Mkhwanazi joined Thabiso Mosia in studio to expand more on his decision to reveal how much he earned at Wits and why he took the decision not to get vaccinated while on books of SuperSport United.

Guest: Letladi Madubanya, former SuperSport United, Bidvest Wits and Baroka FC midfielder 

GAVIN HUNT,KAIZER CHIEFS,SUPERSPORT UNITED,BIDVEST WITS,MOROKA SWALLOWS & HELLENIC ON TODAY'S EPISODE I SAT DOWN WITH ONE OF THE GREATEST SOUTH AFRICAN COACHES OF ALL TIME IN GAVIN HUNT AS HE OPENS UP ABOUT HIS JOURNEY AS A PLAYER,SUCCESS & LONGEVITY AS A COACH.

He was regarded as one of the best left backs in the country playing for the now defunct Bidvest Wits. He represented the country on three occasions.

Former Orlando Pirates, Bidvest Wits and AmaZulu midfielder Michael Morton joins the SL Podcast for the latest episode of My Starter Pack to take a trip down memory lane. Morton spent 10 years in the PSL, playing over 50 times. Michael reveals how he scored his first goal in the PSL, his debut which comes as a major shock, and how he proposed to his wife! On the latest episode of My Starter Pack, former Orlando Pirates, Bidvest Wits and AmaZulu midfielder Michael Morton reveals how he scored his first PSL goal and how it coincides with his proposal to his wife! Soccer Laduma Radio

Former Orlando Pirates, Bidvest Wits and AmaZulu midfielder Michael Morton joins the SL Podcast for the latest episode of My Starter Pack to take a trip down memory lane. Morton spent 10 years in the PSL, playing over 50 times. Michael reveals how he scored his first goal in the PSL, his debut which comes as a major shock, and how he proposed to his wife! On the latest episode of My Starter Pack, former Orlando Pirates, Bidvest Wits and AmaZulu midfielder Michael Morton reveals how he scored his first PSL goal and how it coincides with his proposal to his wife!

During his early years as a footballer in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), Jethren became the youngest goalkeeper in PSL History to make his debut, at the age of 17. Barr started his career in 2012 when he signed for Bidvest Wits. he spent the 2016/2017 PSL season on loan at Stellenbosch FC before signing for Maritzburg United, where he made history (and currently still holds that record.) Barr managed to secure a move to Portadown FC; the team plays in the Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL). Barr has managed to claim a few personal accolades since joining ‘The Ports.' On the latest episode of the SL Podcast's ‘Players Abroad' Barr discusses his early career in the PSL, how it felt to make his professional debut for Maritzburg United and how he managed to secure a move to Northern Ireland after being held back on a few occasions. The 26-year-old goalie speaks candidly about how changing football agents helped him with his move to Europe. In the full show, Barr talks about the difference between playing in NIFL compared to the PSL and how he managed to adjust to the culture and playing styles.

During his early years as a footballer in the Premier Soccer League (PSL), Jethren became the youngest goalkeeper in PSL History to make his debut, at the age of 17. Barr started his career in 2012 when he signed for Bidvest Wits. he spent the 2016/2017 PSL season on loan at Stellenbosch FC before signing for Maritzburg United, where he made history (and currently still holds that record.) Barr managed to secure a move to Portadown FC; the team plays in the Northern Ireland Football League (NIFL). Barr has managed to claim a few personal accolades since joining ‘The Ports.' On the latest episode of the SL Podcast's ‘Players Abroad' Barr discusses his early career in the PSL, how it felt to make his professional debut for Maritzburg United and how he managed to secure a move to Northern Ireland after being held back on a few occasions. The 26-year-old goalie speaks candidly about how changing football agents helped him with his move to Europe. In the full show, Barr talks about the difference between playing in NIFL compared to the PSL and how he managed to adjust to the culture and playing styles.

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.

Elias Pelembe, aka Domingues, is the incredibly gifted footballer who wears the band around his arm and carries the crest by his heart of our beloved national team. Humble and astute, he gave us access to some behind the scenes stories of the most popular sport in the world and his admirable career. In this Kubhula exclusive, we talk pre-game rituals, player image rights, adapting to life in South Africa, free-agency, mentors, post-retirement plans and his thoughts on the future of Mozambican football.Links:Follow Domingues on InstagramFollow Domingues on FacebookTransfermarktWikipediaSign Up to Kubhula's NewsletterFollow Kubhula on InstagramPlease consider supporting this podcast

We take a look back at the Chelsea vs Liverpool game before attempting to decrypt why Patrice Evra went on that rant and projecting how the additions from Bidvest Wits will fair with Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates

We take a look back at the Chelsea vs Liverpool game before attempting to decrypt why Patrice Evra went on that rant and projecting how the additions from Bidvest Wits will fair with Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates

SAfm — We spoke to Former Polokwane City and Bidvest Wits Team Manager Costa Bellos and Former Baroka Team Manager Lawrence Okwara about the role of a team manager following the Sundowns and Langerman saga. Guest: Costa Bellos - Former Polokwane City and Bidvest Wits Guest: Lawrence Okwara - Former Baroka Team Manager

In today's podcast we have part two of the fan face-off between Kaizer Chiefs fan Mkhuseli Ngcube and his opposite number from Mamelodi Sundowns, Sive Yekanye. We are one match away from the curtain falling down on the 2019-20 Absa Premiership season. The champions will be crowned on the final day of the season. We head to the finish line with Chiefs and Sundowns tied on 56 points. Amakhosi and Abafana Bes'tyle are hoping to be the first to get their hands on the R15m winner's cheque. Which coach will catch the bounty? Will Ernst Middendorp win his first ever league title in his coaching career? Pitso Mosimane is looking to take Sundowns to their third successive championship. He will become the first coach to win five league titles in the PSL era, and is now tied on four with Gordon Igesund, who won it with Manning Rangers, Orlando Pirates, Santos and Sundowns. The late Ted Dumitru won two each with Sundowns and Chiefs. Gavin Hunt won three with SuperSport and one with Bidvest Wits. Mosimane has hopes of handing the Brazilians their 10th title, La Decima, in the Premier Soccer League era. Can it not be Saturday already.

MultimediaLIVE — In today's podcast we have part two of the fan face-off between Kaizer Chiefs fan Mkhuseli Ngcube and his opposite number from Mamelodi Sundowns, Sive Yekanye. We are one match away from the curtain falling down on the 2019-20 Absa Premiership season. The champions will be crowned on the final day of the season. We head to the finish line with Chiefs and Sundowns tied on 56 points. Amakhosi and Abafana Bes'tyle are hoping to be the first to get their hands on the R15m winner's cheque. Which coach will catch the bounty? Will Ernst Middendorp win his first ever league title in his coaching career? Pitso Mosimane is looking to take Sundowns to their third successive championship. He will become the first coach to win five league titles in the PSL era, and is now tied on four with Gordon Igesund, who won it with Manning Rangers, Orlando Pirates, Santos and Sundowns. The late Ted Dumitru won two each with Sundowns and Chiefs. Gavin Hunt won three with SuperSport and one with Bidvest Wits. Mosimane has hopes of handing the Brazilians their 10th title, La Decima, in the Premier Soccer League era. Can it not be Saturday already.

East Coast Radio — In your 09h30 update - Kaizer Chiefs face a tough task against Bidvest Wits today, as they go in search of a win to regain a points lead over Mamelodi Sundowns on the ABSA Premiership table.

Soccer Laduma Radio — Log-leaders Kaizer Chiefs lost 1-0 to Mamelodi Sundowns in a potential title-decider. Without Samir Nurkovic and Leonardo Castro who have been to Amakhosi’s success this season, Chiefs failed to test Downs in the final third. Amakhosi and Masandawana are now level on 53 points at the top of the table, with Chiefs holding first position thanks to goal difference. Chiefs fans were understandably upset, but Orlando Pirates weren’t shy in congratulating Downs Coach Pitso Mosimane. On SL Radio’s Fan Reaction Show podcast, one fan stated “I hope everyone is having a good day because I am, I’m an Orlando Pirates fan. I must say [to] Pitso, congratulations. Next, Chiefs will play Bidvest Wits, and they have been beaten. In Pitso we believe.” Another fan disagreed stating, “I’m a Pirates fan, but the way I see things, I don’t think Kaizer Chiefs is falling apart. I think they were unlucky. But in the next game, they’ll make sure they win” During the podcast, fans also debate Sundowns’ bubble struggles and Orlando Pirates Pirates attacking woes.

Log-leaders Kaizer Chiefs lost 1-0 to Mamelodi Sundowns in a potential title-decider. Without Samir Nurkovic and Leonardo Castro who have been to Amakhosi's success this season, Chiefs failed to test Downs in the final third. Amakhosi and Masandawana are now level on 53 points at the top of the table, with Chiefs holding first position thanks to goal difference. Chiefs fans were understandably upset, but Orlando Pirates weren't shy in congratulating Downs Coach Pitso Mosimane. On SL Radio's Fan Reaction Show podcast, one fan stated “I hope everyone is having a good day because I am, I'm an Orlando Pirates fan. I must say [to] Pitso, congratulations. Next, Chiefs will play Bidvest Wits, and they have been beaten. In Pitso we believe.” Another fan disagreed stating, “I'm a Pirates fan, but the way I see things, I don't think Kaizer Chiefs is falling apart. I think they were unlucky. But in the next game, they'll make sure they win” During the podcast, fans also debate Sundowns' bubble struggles and Orlando Pirates Pirates attacking woes. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

East Coast Radio — Bidvest Wits and Golden Arrows will do battle with the hope of securing their first win in the PSL bio-bubble.

Soccer Laduma Radio — The Premier Soccer League (PSL) title race took a turn this past weekend, as Mamelodi Sundowns played out a draw against Highlands Park, allowing Kaizer Chiefs to take a six-point lead at the top of the table after their victory over Polokwane City. Amakhosi’s line-up had changed from their mid-week draw to Bidvest Wits, most notably with midfield general Willard Katsande dropping to the bench. Katsande scored the first of Chiefs’ three quick-fire goals in their comeback victory, suggesting that he was the catalyst in Amakhosi’s quick turn around. On SL Radio’s Fan Reaction Show podcast, one fan suggested that without Katsande in the team, that Amakhosi might lose the league, stating “We must always play Katsande, without Katsande there is no league. I’m warning [Middendorp], if he puts Katsande aside, he’ll lose this league.” Many fans were full of praise for Katsande, who’s been a mainstay Chiefs’ midfield, as well as man-of-the-match Samir Nurkovic who bagged a goal (his 13th goal in the PSL) and two assists. During the podcast, fans also debate Sundowns’ title chances as the big clash between the two title hopefuls draws closer.

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) title race took a turn this past weekend, as Mamelodi Sundowns played out a draw against Highlands Park, allowing Kaizer Chiefs to take a six-point lead at the top of the table after their victory over Polokwane City. Amakhosi's line-up had changed from their mid-week draw to Bidvest Wits, most notably with midfield general Willard Katsande dropping to the bench. Katsande scored the first of Chiefs' three quick-fire goals in their comeback victory, suggesting that he was the catalyst in Amakhosi's quick turn around. On SL Radio's Fan Reaction Show podcast, one fan suggested that without Katsande in the team, that Amakhosi might lose the league, stating “We must always play Katsande, without Katsande there is no league. I'm warning [Middendorp], if he puts Katsande aside, he'll lose this league.” Many fans were full of praise for Katsande, who's been a mainstay Chiefs' midfield, as well as man-of-the-match Samir Nurkovic who bagged a goal (his 13th goal in the PSL) and two assists. During the podcast, fans also debate Sundowns' title chances as the big clash between the two title hopefuls draws closer. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

East Coast Radio — Kaizer Chiefs will be aiming for the perfect start to life inside the Premier Soccer League's bio-bubble when they take on Bidvest Wits tonight at Orlando Stadium.

MultimediaLIVE — Welcome to SportsLIVE with BBK. In our first episode today, we will shine the spotlight on the Nedbank Cup semifinals. Find out what the coaches of Mamelodi Sundowns, Bidvest Wits, Baroka FC and Bloemfontein Celtic have up their sleeves as they go into battle in a double header at the spiritual home of South African soccer, Orlando Stadium, on Saturday.

Football Podcast EP38: Wits Handovers Issues. Nedbank Cup Preview. Why aren't we Exporting? Join Kamza Mbatha, Velile Mnyandu and Jonty Mark as they breakdown all things South African Football. Bidvest Wits facing contractual issues with players as they handover the team to TTM. Nedbank Cup Semi-Final Preview. Wits v Sundowns. Baroka will be facing Bloom Celtic. How far is a South African Footballer getting a Huge Transfer deal? similar to the likes of Victor Osimhen and Samuel Chukwueze of Nigeria

Welcome to SportsLIVE with BBK. In our first episode today, we will shine the spotlight on the Nedbank Cup semifinals. Find out what the coaches of Mamelodi Sundowns, Bidvest Wits, Baroka FC and Bloemfontein Celtic have up their sleeves as they go into battle in a double header at the spiritual home of South African soccer, Orlando Stadium, on Saturday.

Bidvest Wits defender Zitha Macheke journey in the PSL has been full of ups & downs, from his first full season in the PSL ending in Absa Premiership glory with Kaizer Chiefs to fighting for promotion with Thanda Royal Zulu (now Richards Bay FC) the very next season. The 26-year-old defender is now aiming for Nedbank Cup with Wits and joined SL Radio's My Starter Pack podcast to reminisce on his early days. Discussing his first full contract, Macheke talks about graduating from Amakhosi's development system and then going on to face his own team in his PSL debut! Before moving on from Chiefs, Macheke had the experience of seeing his team win the PSL title. “I think it was a great moment for me, being introduced into the big league and then all of a sudden, you're part of a group who wins [the] championship,” Macheke recalls, “Even though I didn't play, I learned a lot. It pushed in becoming a winner because when I was introduced in the game, I was introduced in a championship environment.” In his interview, Macheke also speaks about his first car, his first agent and his pick for the 'Greatest Player of All Time'. Soccer Laduma Radio

Soccer Laduma Radio — Bidvest Wits defender Zitha Macheke journey in the PSL has been full of ups & downs, from his first full season in the PSL ending in Absa Premiership glory with Kaizer Chiefs to fighting for promotion with Thanda Royal Zulu (now Richards Bay FC) the very next season. The 26-year-old defender is now aiming for Nedbank Cup with Wits and joined SL Radio’s My Starter Pack podcast to reminisce on his early days. Discussing his first full contract, Macheke talks about graduating from Amakhosi’s development system and then going on to face his own team in his PSL debut! Before moving on from Chiefs, Macheke had the experience of seeing his team win the PSL title. “I think it was a great moment for me, being introduced into the big league and then all of a sudden, you’re part of a group who wins [the] championship,” Macheke recalls, “Even though I didn’t play, I learned a lot. It pushed in becoming a winner because when I was introduced in the game, I was introduced in a championship environment.” In his interview, Macheke also speaks about his first car, his first agent and his pick for the 'Greatest Player of All Time'.

Ray White speaks to Bidvest Wits assistant coach, Paul Johnstone on his role as the assistant coach for Bidvest Wits and what we can expect from the team   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Owen Da Gama is one of the most respected coaches in the PSL. In an all-encompassing interview he opens up about how he rejected an opportunity to work with legendary manager Brian Clough, reflects on South Africa’s World Cup legacy, and provides some ideas on how to make Bafana Bafana a force again in African football.Panel: Zayn Nabbi (host), Francis Nkwain (Sports media executive), Ahmad Yousef (Kingfut.com Editor) and Courtney Freese (former PSL winner).Special Guest: Owen Da Gama (Highlands Park coach)SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Send us a message here and we can add you to our Broadcast List - +447908 790 474EPISODE NOTES02:00A long-lost relative of Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama04:55Moving to Europe during apartheid to play football in Belgium, Ireland, and Spain12:20Any lions in your backyard?15:30Adapting to a more functional role before becoming the darling of Derry City FC22:00After a cup final defeat, a surprise move to Spain beckons28:45Regrets about rejecting a chance to work with the great Brian Clough30:32Returning to South Africa with a point to prove35:00Guiding Silver Stars to gold in the Telkom Cup 36:30Impact of Covid-19 on Highlands Park and the PSL43:45PSL’s role in Africa50:20Perspective on South Africa’s franchise system, Bidvest Wits, and the “Big 3”57:30Could PSL clubs unite to split commercial revenue?01:07:30Reasons for Bafana’s under performance in recent years01:19:30Bafana Bafana job still on the radar, but…01:25:00Local is lekker (best) when it comes to coaches01:30:15Keagan Dolly and Percy Tau were right to push Sundowns for European moves01:33:15South Africa’s World Cup was a missed opportunity01:42:50Could the continent host another World Cup, perhaps in North Africa?Duration: 1 hour 46 mins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SAfm — Bidvest Wits Coach Gavin Hunt gives us his views on current state at the club and his future following the sale of the club to TTM. Guest: Gavin Hunt - Bidvest Wits Coach

Owen Da Gama is one of the most respected coaches in the PSL. In an all-encompassing interview he opens up about how he rejected an opportunity to work with legendary manager Brian Clough, reflects on South Africa’s World Cup legacy, and provides some ideas on how to make Bafana Bafana a force again in African football.Panel: Zayn Nabbi (host), Francis Nkwain (Sports media executive), Ahmad Yousef (Kingfut.com Editor) and Courtney Freese (former PSL winner).Special Guest: Owen Da Gama (Highlands Park coach)SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPP Send us a message here and we can add you to our Broadcast List - +447908 790 474EPISODE NOTES02:00A long-lost relative of Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama04:55Moving to Europe during apartheid to play football in Belgium, Ireland, and Spain12:20Any lions in your backyard?15:30Adapting to a more functional role before becoming the darling of Derry City FC22:00After a cup final defeat, a surprise move to Spain beckons28:45Regrets about rejecting a chance to work with the great Brian Clough30:32Returning to South Africa with a point to prove35:00Guiding Silver Stars to gold in the Telkom Cup 36:30Impact of Covid-19 on Highlands Park and the PSL43:45PSL’s role in Africa50:20Perspective on South Africa’s franchise system, Bidvest Wits, and the “Big 3”57:30Could PSL clubs unite to split commercial revenue?01:07:30Reasons for Bafana’s under performance in recent years01:19:30Bafana Bafana job still on the radar, but…01:25:00Local is lekker (best) when it comes to coaches01:30:15Keagan Dolly and Percy Tau were right to push Sundowns for European moves01:33:15South Africa’s World Cup was a missed opportunity01:42:50Could the continent host another World Cup, perhaps in North Africa?Duration: 1 hour 46 mins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Soccer Laduma Radio — Kaizer Chiefs sit atop the PSL standings with 48 points while Mamelodi Sundowns remain hot on their heels, with 44 points a game in hand. While the title appears to be heading to either Naturena or Chloorkop, there is still an outside chance for the likes of Orlando Pirates & Bidvest Wits to challenge for the league glory. Only 10 points separate log-leaders Amakhosi from Bidvest Wits in 6th position. While most PSL fans remain adamant that the title chase is a two-horse race, Orlando Pirates supporters felt that the Bucs deserve consideration as well. Answering an SL Radio fan poll, one listener responded: “Orlando Pirates FC can still contest for the league with Kaizer Chiefs FC and Mamelodi Sundowns FC." Responding to the question “Who else in the Top 6 can challenge for the PSL title?”, another Pirates fan stated, “If not Pirates then I have no idea who else deserves this league, come on we been through a lot this season, give this beautiful football playing team a break.”

Kaizer Chiefs sit atop the PSL standings with 48 points while Mamelodi Sundowns remain hot on their heels, with 44 points a game in hand. While the title appears to be heading to either Naturena or Chloorkop, there is still an outside chance for the likes of Orlando Pirates & Bidvest Wits to challenge for the league glory. Only 10 points separate log-leaders Amakhosi from Bidvest Wits in 6th position. While most PSL fans remain adamant that the title chase is a two-horse race, Orlando Pirates supporters felt that the Bucs deserve consideration as well. Answering an SL Radio fan poll, one listener responded: “Orlando Pirates FC can still contest for the league with Kaizer Chiefs FC and Mamelodi Sundowns FC." Responding to the question “Who else in the Top 6 can challenge for the PSL title?”, another Pirates fan stated, “If not Pirates then I have no idea who else deserves this league, come on we been through a lot this season, give this beautiful football playing team a break.” SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

SAfm — Guest: George Mogotsi - Bidvest Wits Director

Soccer Laduma Radio — In today’s Fan Reaction Show, PSL fans react to the news that after 99 years as Mzansi’s oldest football, Bidvest Wits have had their PSL status purchased by Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM), leaving coach Gavin Hunt without after a job after the 2019/20 season. While many believe the 4-time PSL champion should join Kaizer Chiefs after months of being linked with a move to Naturena, others have suggested Hunt should join Cape Town City. Hunt has repeatedly denied links with Amakhosi, stating his issues with the hierarchy structure at Big 3 teams. Speaking to the South African Football Journalists Association last month, he recalled his interaction with an unnamed Big 3 chairman, stating: “I said‚ ‘Mr Chairman there’s only one problem here – you’ve got four or five bosses here. I’m the boss’. “He said‚ ‘No‚ no‚ that will never work’. I said‚ ‘I’m the boss. You know‚ I’ve got to bring‚ sell and buy. Obviously, you sell‚ but I’ve got to say this one can go and whatever’.

SAfm — TTM Communication manager Tshidino Ndou confirms the purchase of the Bidvest Wits Status. SAFPU President Thulaganyo Gaoshobelwe reacts to the purchase of Bidvest Wits status by Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila Football Club and the impact it has on players. Former Chairman of Wits University Raymond Hack said its a sad day in South African football. Guest: Tshidino Ndou - TTM Communication manager Guest: Thulanganyo Gaoshobelwe - SAFPU President Guest: Raymond Hack - Former Chairman of Wits University

In today's Fan Reaction Show, PSL fans react to the news that after 99 years as Mzansi's oldest football, Bidvest Wits have had their PSL status purchased by Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM), leaving coach Gavin Hunt without after a job after the 2019/20 season. While many believe the 4-time PSL champion should join Kaizer Chiefs after months of being linked with a move to Naturena, others have suggested Hunt should join Cape Town City. Hunt has repeatedly denied links with Amakhosi, stating his issues with the hierarchy structure at Big 3 teams. Speaking to the South African Football Journalists Association last month, he recalled his interaction with an unnamed Big 3 chairman, stating: “I said‚ ‘Mr Chairman there's only one problem here – you've got four or five bosses here. I'm the boss'. “He said‚ ‘No‚ no‚ that will never work'. I said‚ ‘I'm the boss. You know‚ I've got to bring‚ sell and buy. Obviously, you sell‚ but I've got to say this one can go and whatever'. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

“It is official! We are officially a PSL team! Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila Football Club has completed the sale of Bidvest Wits with all its players.” That’s the breaking news from last night, when TTM confirmed the rumours that The Clever Boys will no longer be known as that. We get a comment from Tshidino Ndou, Tsha-Khu-Ma Tsha Ma-Dzi-vha-Ndi-La (TTM) Communications and Marketing manager

Buhle Mkhwanazi and Cole Alex appreciate their fans for their support at matches as they fan face the possibility of playing their matches in empty stadiums 

Tiyani Mabasa, Far Post editor, says with reports linking the Clever Boys to Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila, are still not confirmed but there’s no smoke without fire......

Soccer Laduma Radio — In today’s Fan Reaction Show, PSL fans debate who deserves the title of the greatest coach in PSL history, with Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane being touted as a potential candidate. Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt, the late Ted Dumitru & Gordon Igesund are some of the other names which fans mention as possible picks due to their resumes, having each won multiple league & cup titles for different teams.

In today's Fan Reaction Show, PSL fans debate who deserves the title of the greatest coach in PSL history, with Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane being touted as a potential candidate. Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt, the late Ted Dumitru & Gordon Igesund are some of the other names which fans mention as possible picks due to their resumes, having each won multiple league & cup titles for different teams. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

Dr Peter Baxter, Bidvest Wits team doctor, discussed how COVID-19 will affect players/staff if the PSL returns behind closed doors. He said “Until we can control everything, which will be difficult, then we can say it's safe to play.”

In today's Fan Reaction Show, Orlando Pirates fans discuss the latest transfer rumours surrounding the Bucs, as they have recently been heavily linked with Maritzburg United shot stopper Richard Ofori and Bidvest Wits captain Thulani Hlatswayo. Bucs fans debate which areas are of the most concern and which players could assist Josef Zinnbauer in a potential title race next season. SL Radio on SoccerLaduma.co.za

Soccer Laduma Radio — In today’s Fan Reaction Show, Orlando Pirates fans discuss the latest transfer rumours surrounding the Bucs, as they have recently been heavily linked with Maritzburg United shot stopper Richard Ofori and Bidvest Wits captain Thulani Hlatswayo. Bucs fans debate which areas are of the most concern and which players could assist Josef Zinnbauer in a potential title race next season.

SAfm — We were in conversation with Bidvest Wits Coach Gavin Hunt, to talk about the season so far and implications of Covid19. Guest: Gavin Hunt - Bidvest Wits Coach

Thulani Hlatshwayo, Bidvest Wits defender, says he’s looking at another 8-9 years in football. Hlatshwayo thanked his coach Gavin Hunt for helping to mold the person that he is today

SAfm — Bafana Bafana and Bidvest Wits captain Thulani Hlatshwayo in conversation with Thabiso Mosia talking club football, CAF, Bafana and continuous links to Orlando Pirates Guest: Thulani Hlatshwayo - Bafana Bafana and Bidvest Wits captain

Bidvest Wits COO Jono Schloss says the general message from the government and the PSL is to not panic. He said the league would be back when the time was right and that the club was coping under the circumstances.