“Khune’s Fight Is Mental” - Brian Baloyi
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Former Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana, goalkeeper Brian Baloyi joins the SL Podcast team for The Big Interview. Spiderman retired in 2010 after an illustrious career, having made his professional debut in 1993, Baloyi knows a thing or two about goalkeeping and leadership.
In the SL Podcast’s latest episode of the Big Interview, Brain Baloyi speaks about current DStv Premiership goalkeepers and the futures that these goalkeepers have. He also speaks about Itumeleng Khune’s current form and says “Khune is putting too much pressure on himself.” Spiderman also talks about the current situation at Kaizer Chiefs, “The biggest disappointment there is leadership” says Baloyi. Baloyi mentions that the senior players at Kaizer Chiefs aren’t stepping up to the plate and when the youngsters play well, the seniors don’t like being benched.
Spiderman also talks about rumours of Ronwen Williams leaving the DStv Premiership to play abroad in America “ If he joins a second division team and not a team in the MLS, he should stay in South Africa.”
In the SL Podcast’s latest episode of the Big Interview, Brain Baloyi speaks about current DStv Premiership goalkeepers and the futures that these goalkeepers have. He also speaks about Itumeleng Khune’s current form and says “Khune is putting too much pressure on himself.” Spiderman also talks about the current situation at Kaizer Chiefs, “The biggest disappointment there is leadership” says Baloyi. Baloyi mentions that the senior players at Kaizer Chiefs aren’t stepping up to the plate and when the youngsters play well, the seniors don’t like being benched.
Spiderman also talks about rumours of Ronwen Williams leaving the DStv Premiership to play abroad in America “ If he joins a second division team and not a team in the MLS, he should stay in South Africa.”
