iDiski Times Edition 81 is out from today and you can get your free copy at Shoprite* now.
In our cover interview Lethabo Kganyago breaks it down with Marumo Gallants head coach Dan Malesela, as he discusses the current coaching badges debacle, Bafana Bafana’s absence from Qatar, the ambitions of the club and the praise he got from Pitso Mosimane.
Lethabo also caught up with Johnny Ferreira, who last week announced his resignation from Motsepe Foundation Championship outfit Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila.
Meanwhile, in our DStv Feature, Rob Delport looks at the coaching changes that haven’t so far this season, with half the DStv Premiership clubs now employing different coaches to those who started their seasons.
Muhsin Ertugral continues his FIFA World Cup previews and this week the Turkish coach tells us which teams he favours to lift the trophy in Qatar.
Velile Mnyandu brings us a feature about the impact academies from La Liga clubs are making in Southern Africa, with Barcelona, Espanyol and Real Betis already setting up camps in three countries.
There’s a lot of news, including a story by Robin–Duke Madlala about SuperSport United veterans Thamsanqa Gabuza and Bradley Grobler.
Our friends from iDiskiTV were watching Bafana in action on the weekend, and Junior Khanye and Tso Vilakazi share the views, while Nkululeko Nkewu talks about Qatar.
While Bafana didn’t qualify for Qatar, this week iDiski Times looks back at the three times they did, as we select the combined best-performing World Cup XI from 1998, 2002 and 2010.
Our coaching guru Moritz Kossmann brings us another edition of The Drawing Board, and this time the Ubuntu coach talks about the subject of scoring goals.
* Currently the newspaper is only available at Gauteng Shoprite branches, but while we work out the logistics of national distribution, don’t forget the FREE Digital Edition is out every Friday, only on the website.
