On Monday, I tuned into Metro FM sports as usual and heard some other presenter sitting-in for Robert Marawa, right.
On Monday, I tuned into Metro FM sports as usual and heard some other presenter sitting-in for Robert Marawa, right.
This presenter was totally unprepared for the programme. When I switched on again on Tuesday, the presenter was there again, trying her best.
Metro FM did not even inform its listeners about Robert Marawa's departure.
I think the SABC has lost the plot completely and this is because Dali Mpofu lacks vision.
I would like to thank the PSL for taking charge and cutting itself off from the SABC. The PSL is responsible to its supporters and the SABC is also responsible to its viewers.
The SABC should stop using the public as a bargaining tool and should start paying for broadcasting rights. Mpofu and his executives must deal with their problems just as the PSL has started doing.
The SABC made money out of TV rights and now it claims that it will have to fork out taxpayers' money to pay for games.
Well, they must do whatever it takes to get the broadcasting rights back from Supersport. I will attend the PSL games live and support my team, Chiefs.
Poloko Rasello, Gauteng
Mpofu lost the plot for SABC
On Monday, I tuned into Metro FM sports as usual and heard some other presenter sitting-in for Robert Marawa, right.
On Monday, I tuned into Metro FM sports as usual and heard some other presenter sitting-in for Robert Marawa, right.
This presenter was totally unprepared for the programme. When I switched on again on Tuesday, the presenter was there again, trying her best.
Metro FM did not even inform its listeners about Robert Marawa's departure.
I think the SABC has lost the plot completely and this is because Dali Mpofu lacks vision.
I would like to thank the PSL for taking charge and cutting itself off from the SABC. The PSL is responsible to its supporters and the SABC is also responsible to its viewers.
The SABC should stop using the public as a bargaining tool and should start paying for broadcasting rights. Mpofu and his executives must deal with their problems just as the PSL has started doing.
The SABC made money out of TV rights and now it claims that it will have to fork out taxpayers' money to pay for games.
Well, they must do whatever it takes to get the broadcasting rights back from Supersport. I will attend the PSL games live and support my team, Chiefs.
Poloko Rasello, Gauteng