Kaizer Chiefs have long been hailed as South Africa’s leading club for being both the country’s most successful and most supported team. The club has also become a rite of passage for young, great players to wear the club’s famous Kaizer Chiefs gold jersey. For the 2009/2010 season their new home and away kits will [...]
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We need to expand our pool of talented young coaches
July 6, 2009
Pitso Mosimane is the one of the few young local coaches who has joined the elite group of successful coaches in South Africa. The other one that comes to mind is Gavin Hunt of Supersport United. Like the rest of Africa, we seem to have a propensity to import coaches from overseas, with a few [...]
New Kaizer Chiefs coach focus on Vodacom Challenge Soweto Derby
July 2, 2009
New Kaizer Chiefs coach Vladimir Vermezovic has set his sights on the ultimate win in SA soccer! Victory over Orlando Pirates in the Vodacom Challenge Soweto Derby at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth on Thursday, July 23 (20h15 kickoff), will not only guarantee his team a place in the 10th anniversary grand [...]
We want investors with sports acumen rather than just money
June 25, 2009
Kaizer Motaung has done very well as a soccer entrepreneur by starting and growing Kaizer Chiefs into arguably the biggest soccer brand in the country. The same applies to John Comitis who owns Ajax Cape Town. He’s built this club into a sustainable long-term business with fantastic infrastructure. Patrice Motsepe is a mining entrepreneur who [...]
As in other businesses, communication is also vital in soccer
May 25, 2009
Kaizer Motaung has not yet communicated his rationale behind the appointment of his club’s new Head Coach to the press
Abnormal wage differences between players and coaches
May 20, 2009
Kaizer Motaung has just appointed the Serb Vladimir Vermezovic as Head Coach of Kaizer Chiefs. He had vowed to look overseas
New and much improved projects needed for the new season
May 19, 2009
The business of soccer, like life in general, is dynamic with continuous improvement required to face new challenges.
SA soccer really needs a new breed of CEOs and managers
April 9, 2009
Jomo Sono was an iconic player in his day, but he has failed as a soccer business leader. To put it bluntly he doesn’t have the nous to turn Jomo Cosmos FC into a viable and cutting-edge soccer brand in the long-term.






July 21, 2009
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