Baxter singles out key Chiefs
Larsen thanks support staff
Bloemfontein Celtic coach Clinton Larsen believes everyone at the club deserves special praise in helping him make a success of 2012/13.
Ng'ambi scoops Q4 honour
Robert Ng'ambi has been named the Player of Quarter Four following his superb showing in the closing stages of the campaign.
Mosimane named Coach of Q4
Pitso Mosimane says his Q-Innovation award for Coach of Quarter Four belongs to Sundowns' players following their sublime turnaround this year.
Parker: Title means everything
Kaizer Chiefs striker Bernard Parker was thrilled to be part of the PSL title winning team this season after he helped lift the trophy on Saturday.
Booth scoops Ajax top gong
Ajax Cape Town defender Matthew Booth was named the club's Player of the Season on Sunday at the Premiership outfit's annual awards event.
Celtic accolade for Nthethe
Bloemfontein Celtic captain Thabo Nthethe was named the club's Player of the Season on Sunday at the PSL outfit's annual awards ceremony.
Lechesa: Title for departed
Duncan Lechesa has dedicated Polokwane City's National First Division winning campaign to the four players who lost their lives late last year.
Moloi: No trophies upsetting
Orlando Pirates assistant coach Tebogo Moloi has not minced his words in his assessment of the Soweto giants' trophyless season.
Komphela: Future looks bright
Steve Komphela was delighted to see Free State Stars finish the season on a high, and is targeting bigger and better things in the future.
Barker keeps AmaTuks calm
Steve Barker has already cautioned Pretoria University against complacency after having achieved their aim of another top-flight season.
Marques: It's time to reflect
Zeca Marques was disappointed to see Swallows miss out on a top-eight finish, but insists it will only make his side stronger.
Motaung wants PSL double
Kaizer Motaung has challenged Kaizer Chiefs to cap off their PSL title-winning season by securing the Nedbank Cup this weekend.
Pitso: Blessing in disguise
Pitso Mosimane was left disappointed as Sundowns failed to secure a top-eight PSL finish but admitted that perhaps they didn't deserve it.
De Sa calls for accountability
Roger de Sa wants referees to be accountable for their decisions after once again being underwhelmed by the standard of officiating in the PSL.
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- Da Sa pleased for Mhlongo
- Meyiwa: Bucs fear no team
- Chidzambwa doubts survival
- Alexander in Chilli Boys limbo
- Khumalo praises Baxter effect
- Spiderkid hails Chiefs family
- Khoza: Bucs up for CAF test
- Mhlongo ready for Bucs call
- Bekoe arrives for Usuthu trials
- Baxter issues cup challenge
- Pirates in 'Group of Death'
- Johnson: Was no pressure
- Pitso eyes last three points
- Pitso's season in numbers
- De Sa rues injuries, not CAF
- Amakhosi remain focused
- Manyama set for Ajax exit
