A Recap Of Episode 8 Of “Game On” Show

Did you watch Game On show this weekend? If not, we have your back, we have prepared a recap for you! Game On is a sports betting show powered by Bet.co.za airing on SABC 1, every Saturday at 2 p.m.

In episode 8, Christopher Bhongo (The host) had a discussion with Shane McGregor (Kaizer Chiefs Legend) about the Dstv Premiership, the English Premier League, and the betting tips. Later on in the show, Banele joined Shane to review their bet slip from last weekend’s fixtures and discuss the half-time/full-time market for this weekend’s fixtures.

In the Dstv Prem, they were talking about possible coaches to be sacked before the end of the season. Shane mentioned Shaun Bartlett to be the first coach that might be shown a door by Cape Town Spurs, never mind winning a single game, he has not collected a single point since getting a promotion into the Premier League. They also spoke about Chippa United, the club appointed Vusumuzi Vilakazi as the Technical Director from AmaZulu, and Shane feels like it’s the way of pushing Morgan Mammila off his seat as the coach.

Shane went on and included his former team Kaizer Chiefs as another club that might part ways with coach Molefi Ntseki. When asked by Christopher Bhongo if Kaizer Chiefs stand a chance to win the League, Shane didn’t hold back his thoughts.

” The League is gone for them, there’s no way they can make up for those amount of points, there’s no way that is going to happen so that’s gone. They can only rely on other trophies, like the MTN8 those types of things. If they don’t win the MTN8, they are in big trouble”.

Later on, Banele joined Shane where they reviewed Shane’s bet slip and discussed the half-time/full-time market for this weekend’s fixtures. Man City v Forest, Bayern Munich v Bochum, Gladbach v RB Leipzig, and Leverkusen v Heidenheim.

Siphamandla Lindwa

Siphamandla Lindwa is a sports writer and a publisher for Bet Central at Bet.co.za. He obtained a B-Tech in Sports Management from Tshwane University of Technology. When not writing sports content, Sipha scouts talent and networks for his future Sports Management agency.