Eish! It's Because I'm South African

“If we lose, we must lose to one of our own. And if we win, we win with our own,” Malema said. Isn’t the reason Joel Santana is in the job because the ANC and South Africa got tired of Bafana Bafana Losing all the time with one of our Own Coaches?

It’s Official, not even Hitler could stand the Blue Bulls, but atleast he wasn’t a Sharks Supporter.

Right or wrong, in my opinion this is brilliant advertising. Lolly Jackson saw an opportunity and he pounced on it. Lolly now finds himself in hot water with the ASA (No, that’s not Athletics South Africa) but it is ironic that the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Athletics South Africa share the same acronym.

I find it so ironic that on Heritage day in South Africa, Athletics South Africa made one of the most profound statements to the youth of this country in our history. Children of South Africa IT IS OK TO LIE TO YOUR COUNTRY, is basically what the Association and the ANC Youth League had to say yesterday

South Africa now hold the number 1 spot in both ODI and Test Cricket Rankings, and it is well deserved I think. Recent victories in series both in England and in Australia give them the right that spot in my opinion. Well done boys.

Jonathan Trott became the latest South African born English test batsmen to score a hundred on debut, following in the footsteps of his captain in this test, Durban born Andrew Strauss.

I think that Lewis Hamilton is hungry again and Mclaren have some time to get that car into shape again. My picks for the Podium are Hamilton, Raikkonen and Mark Weber in no particular order.

What a way to go to your 23rd birthday, smashing the world record in the 200 metres and again claiming the Sprint Double at the IAAF World Championships in Berlin. Just yesterday the former world record holder Michael Johnson was commenting on the fact that Usain was looking too tired to break another world record, it didn’t take him too long to put that one to bed, in fact it took him all of 19.19 seconds.

“We condemn the motives of those who have made it their business to question her gender due to her physique and running style. Such comments can only serve to portray women as being weak,” said the ANC. The IAAF “should know better”, it said.

South Africa’s Caster Semenya, with her appearance and muscular build has ignited speculation about her gender. Is he in fact a she?