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Podcast | Tim Spirit: A bad week for Sundowns. Will their meeting with Al Ahly fire them up?

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Sipho Mbule of Mamelodi Sundowns tackles Sibongiseni Mthethwa of Stellenbosch FC during the DStv Premiership 2022/23 match.
Sipho Mbule of Mamelodi Sundowns tackles Sibongiseni Mthethwa of Stellenbosch FC during the DStv Premiership 2022/23 match.
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“Let’s wait and see” is the name of the game when it comes to the newly appointed minister of sports, arts and culture, Zizi Kodwa.

“I think the sports ministry is one department where politicians are rewarding one another,” says Daniel Mothowagae in this week’s episode of Tim Spirit.

Is it about time Mamelodi Sundowns speak out about alleged discipline issues in their camp?

READ: Tim Spirit | PSL players must be positive role models

This after two Sundowns star players allegedly reported for duty drunk. Our hosts give credit to the club manager, Rulani Mokwena, for not airing their dirty laundry, but when is enough, enough?

Speaking of Bafana ba Style, we can look forward to a cracker of a match when they once again meet Al Ahly at the CAF Championship on Saturday.

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