If anyone was ever in a sporting barren run it would me in recent years. Many have had a stab at me over the years for the teams that I support and their lack of silverware. Arsenal are currently on Continue reading
Growing up in South Africa, we have been blessed with an incredible golfing country. In the time since apartheid ended in 1992, South Africans have won 9 majors, the World Cup and had more golfers in the top rankings than Continue reading
Things have been moving in the right direction for South African Hockey in the past few months with qualification for the World League Semi-Finals, getting the sponsorship of Mugg & Bean on board and now the announcement that interim coach, Continue reading
I truly love sport, it has one of the most unifying effects in the World. A great moment in sport could lead to two complete strangers hugging each other in a completely un-awkward, unobtrusive way. It got me thinking about Continue reading
Marcel Sigg Manchester City starting line-up (4-2-3-1): Joe Hart; Pablo Zabaleta, Vincent Kompany (c), Matija Nastasic, Gael Clichy; Yaya Toure, Gareth Barry; Samir Nasri, Sergio Aguero, David Silva; Carlos Tevez. Wigan Athletic starting line-up (4-3-3): Joel Robles; Emerson Boyce, Antolin Continue reading
Here at All Things Jabu, I am constantly looking to add quality to the blog for your reading pleasure. In the past few months I met Bianca “@BtheBumbleBee” Bouwer and her passion for Formula 1 was immediately infectious. As a Continue reading
Earlier this year, we partnered up with the guys over at Quantum Long Driving due to our passion for golf and sport in general. Through this initiative we had a few chats with the guys as well as received some Continue reading
After 26 years at Manchester United, a time that transformed the Red Devils into the biggest brand in World football. In his time at the club Sir Alex won 13 Premier League titles, 5 FA Cup’s, 4 League Cups, 2 Continue reading
As part of our ongoing partnership with Saf-fa South Africa, we have been exposed to a variety of sports stars in South Africa that we may never have met. One of those is the impressive Ryno Liebenberg. I sat Continue reading
Through my involvement in the Unogwaja Challenge in 2013, I have interacted with some incredible people. This, coupled with my love for the Comrades Marathon, led me to ask some of my fellow Unogwaja friends to write a post on Continue reading
Braamfontein was transformed by the brilliance of the pop-up PUMA Social Club and depressed when the 6 month period ended. But the peeps at PUMA answered the call of the masses and delivered a further 6 months of Social Awesomeness Continue reading
Hockey, specifically men’s hockey, is often an afterthought in South African sporting circles and more importantly in sponsorship circles. Over the past few years, the ladies game has thrived in South Africa with significant backing, but the Men have struggled and Continue reading
The English Premier League has been as one-sided as a battle of the sexes at a Justin Bieber concert, Manchester United have marched through to the title on the back of some great and some average play. The battle for Continue reading
Corne Krige was capped 39 times for the Springboks and captained the side through a turbulent time in the country’s rugby history. Western Provice and Stormers fans will remember him and his side fondly, as do I as a Stormers Continue reading
Yesterday as the unthinkably likeable Aussie (I know, its difficult to say), triumphed in golfs greatest major. His jubilation after throwing away the Open Championship last year was unbridaled and he may very well be one of those golfers that Continue reading