Edition 91 of iDiski Times is out now and available for FREE at participating Shoprite stores.
Lorenz Köhler got to sit down and talk to the legendary African coach Florent Ibenge, who was in South Africa with Al-Hilal, and the 61-year-old Congolese coach was full of praise for Pitso Mosimane.
Meanwhile, Rob Delport also had a conversation about Pitso Mosimane, but this time with former Mamelodi Sundowns captain, Hlompho Kekana, who together won 11 trophies at Masandawana.
Scott Chickelday made headlines after his short-term contract as the ‘striker’ coach at Orlando Pirates last month and David Kappel spoke to the Englishman about his experience in South Africa and his love for the Bucs.
Black Leopards are busy fighting against relegation in the Motsepe Foundation Championship and Velile Mnyandu spoke to Lidoda Duvha’s Director Tshifhiwa “Chief” Thidiela about their precarious situation amongst other things.
Lethabo Kganyago caught up with former SAFA vice-president Ria Ledwaba, who is now working in Limpopo in the portfolio for Women in Sport coordinating, disability and school sports at the provincial Sports Confederation.
Velile also brings us a tribute to the late Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana legend John Moeti and spoke to former teammates Helman Mkhalele, Eugene Zwane, Okpara Williams and others.
In our DStv Feature, we take a look at Stellenbosch captain Deano Van Rooyen, and why he’s the ideal man to lead the club.
Our coaching guru Moritz Kossmann starts the year off with another edition of The Drawing Board and this week, Moritz talks about time limits as a training constraint
Of course, we also have our weekly contribution from our friends at iDiskiTV, as Junior Khanye, Tso Vilakazi and Nkululeko Nkewu look back at the Nedbank Cup action.
There’s still news about an AmaZulu player’s future, PSL coaches upset with officiating, the return of Thembinkosi Lorch, the latest rumours, and much more in this week’s edition…
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