I am so happy you mention the late Brian Chimwariro your teacher who happened to be my workmate and friend at kwekwe High school. He told me sekuru vana bharanzi vepa Zisco havazivi kuti mufana uyu(Benjani) anogona bhora.
Watching from Swaziland and I'm not even conversant with Shona but I enjoy the content from Zimbabwe. Benji....what can I say? I was a huge fan when he signed for Jomo Cosmos and looked head and shoulders above EVERYONE else. It was just insane and he was a huge inspiration. Then he took on the EPL and indeed, him and Yaya Toure laid the groundwork for present day, all conquering Manchester City. Not many SADC footballers make it to the highest level now and it makes you appreciate just how good these guys were. Love and light to you and your future endeavours
@@thabosibanda4869 context my bro...check the whole statement, I refered to content from Zim..that is, content in general. Meaning I watch Trevor's channel a lot...not just the Ndebele stuff.
I once met Benjani in Byo CBD long back, l greeted him and he remembered me and asked me about how my brother were and all....very humble guy , he does not forget people.
Don’t regret not listening during your school days Benjani, otherwise you could have ended up being a teacher and struggling. Not everyone is gifted academically and pat your back 1000x for pursuing football and now you are a blessing to do many🙏🏽🙏🏽
I like how bro Benjie drifts from Ndebele, English, Shona street lingo and u bro Trevor is all going with it. Such a great interview. These two are incredible in this interview.
Parents should teach kids on how to handle fame - Benjani. We've seen a lot of footballers die paupers because of fame that got to their medulla. Captivating conversation. Nothing beats hardwork, Benjani could've been one of those not super talented players but his hardwork made him a star. Not everyone gets a chance to play for top teams like ManCity and score against the mighty Red Devils. Siyabonga Malume Trevor for this episode. Hope you'll be able to bring the likes of Nsukuzonke to the couch soon... Singaba happy njani! Cheers.
Wow I still remember you Benjy when I was playing for Lobengula Queens ( imbarambara)..Cool and well behaved guy. I wish you all the best in your coaching job. Achimwene I salute you!!
Hats off to Mr Trevor he can interview people from different careers and still the interview will be good happy to hear where Benji came from till to the top Thanks Mr Ncube
Such an inspiring interview. Benjani is a product of discipline, hard work, and mentorship. I also enjoyed Benjani's composure, confidence, and switching from English to Ndebele to Shona. Lovely. Trevor as always, excellent at knowing the background of the interviewee, asking relevant questions, and making Benjani feel at home. Well done Benjani and Trevor. Trevor, it will be great to have part 2 of the interview covering more of Benjani's life and his investments, charity etc.
Thanks Trevor Benji is very a cool guy.The way he switches languages he is just natural.Keep up bring him back for more issues.The undertaker is humble
Our Soccer Legend. Great interview highlighting the importance of continous hard work, never giving up and persistence. Much thanks to Benjani and Trevor for this excellent lessons-filled conversation.
Thanks Trevor for bringing one of our legends. I leant that hard work pays, him being not the most gifted naturally but working hard made him to the top. I wish him well as a coach
Well done achimwene. Mwana wakwithu. Stay humble and uplift the young ones. Let's not forget to uplift where our parents came from - Malawi. All the best bambo
I think we needed part two for benjani mostly the Europe and EPL games Trevor ,you were cutting that exciting part coz we see these games on TV and Benji was now explaining the parts which are behind the scenes
Yes, you are right. There is a part Trevor cut Benjani when he was explaining how he almost destroyed Arsenal in the Champions League. There is that game where their keeper, David Seaman almost got hurt 😂😂😂
This is so inspiring and indeed a great interview. Well done Benjani, I just liked the way you express yourself, the humility in you. That`s very great.
In Zimbabwe, I have never seen a balanced program like In conversation with Trevor. It is in this program where you get to see every Zimbabwean who has made an impact in the society invited. Even those who are making unpopular policies are invited to come and explain their side of the story. Keep it up Mr T.
We should be able to do this as Zimbabwean ……Benjani can speak Ndebele and Shona switching them like l don’t no ….. after this interview l love this man more
Great interview! One thing that comes through loud and clear is an age old truth that for some reason we as people choose to ignore. That is the fact that 1. People only see the success side of your story but never the struggle that built it and 2. You can do hundreds of good things but if you do one bad thing society will forget about all the good you have done and focus on that one bad thing.
Thanx Trevor, I rarely comment here but I think this was a huge catch. Benjani will be a motivator for our kids and every budding sports person out there. Benjani is one star who has shown how beneficial it is to be humble and play your cards well. Thanx.
One of the very few successful yet so humble man Zimbabwe has been blessed with.Successful,Hardworking,Humble and motivational defines the man.Thank you malume Trevor for the interview.
Awesome interview. Good point from Benji when young players are signed overseas they really need to be coached further in culture and social life of other countries.
His advice was top notch thank you Benji. This was so natural and relaxed. English, Shona and English. Trevor you are great and am enjoying your interviews. Have watched all of them and have repeated a few.
I pray one day we will see these legends occupying the Zifa offices to try and pull our football as Zimbabweans from these doldrums we find ourselves in.
Benjani you are a real star.i was very young wen u played soccer.all I head was he was a best player n ur history.but I salute you for the archivements you have hold up to now.despite having all that fame....you are a star .some die poor having kids all over , sick thinking coz they HV money....now look at you ,your successes.....keep it up. Just one thing ,kindly teach these upcoming footballers ,artists that fame should b hold right not recklessly like they are doing
"The hardworking Benjani..!" That is how he was often described. Indeed "The Undertaker" was a hard worker. He remains a folk hero at Pompey! All the Best with the coaching!!
Would have wanted to hear more about Benjani's views of Westehoff, the man who really made everything possible. Impressive that the national coach attended a trial match to scout for players...
Great interview Trevor... Thanks Benjie for the great interview. Thanks for the emphasis on hardwork n discipline. The honesty in your journey to fame, the highs and lows, the level headedness in times of pressure.
I remember this dude in his prime at Pompey he was a prolific goal scorer. He then went to Spurs if not mistaken where he never lived up to his potential and dissappeared from the limelight.
I remember his UEFA Champions League game against Arsenal. David Seaman struggled to keep his banger out of goal. That was even going to be the season's Champion league goal
Great conversation, alot of wisdom nuggets being dropped . I like how Benjani opens his eyes wide when he's explaining something, that there is a look of a hustler🤣🤣
Eish!! His former teacher Mr Chimwariro was supposed to see him coaching Ngezi Platinum since that's where he took him in Chegutu.It's unfortunate we can't question God's plans.I hope Ngezi Platinum will give him time money to establish something strong.
Haibo haibo guys what is this? When did Zimbabwean Podcasts get this good just come from two others ones and the content, the dial between host and guest is amazing.
We wanted to know Benji the person as well. Does he have kids, is he married, his investments etc. He also talked about the Manchester derby. Wanted to hear more about the bodyguards. Scripts are okay but its also good to go with the flow.
The flexibility of switching languages is big up fr me.At home with himself.Natural ,pure and non-coerced .Brilliant and encouraging.
I am so happy you mention the late Brian Chimwariro your teacher who happened to be my workmate and friend at kwekwe High school. He told me sekuru vana bharanzi vepa Zisco havazivi kuti mufana uyu(Benjani) anogona bhora.
Watching from Swaziland and I'm not even conversant with Shona but I enjoy the content from Zimbabwe. Benji....what can I say? I was a huge fan when he signed for Jomo Cosmos and looked head and shoulders above EVERYONE else. It was just insane and he was a huge inspiration. Then he took on the EPL and indeed, him and Yaya Toure laid the groundwork for present day, all conquering Manchester City. Not many SADC footballers make it to the highest level now and it makes you appreciate just how good these guys were. Love and light to you and your future endeavours
But he is speaking in Ndebele not Shona
@@nathdevillie7029 read again...I referred to content from Zim....
He's speaking Ndebele not shona
@@thabosibanda4869 context my bro...check the whole statement, I refered to content from Zim..that is, content in general. Meaning I watch Trevor's channel a lot...not just the Ndebele stuff.
@@nathdevillie7029 Infact , he switchin between English , Shona and Ndebele
I once met Benjani in Byo CBD long back, l greeted him and he remembered me and asked me about how my brother were and all....very humble guy , he does not forget people.
Don’t regret not listening during your school days Benjani, otherwise you could have ended up being a teacher and struggling. Not everyone is gifted academically and pat your back 1000x for pursuing football and now you are a blessing to do many🙏🏽🙏🏽
I like how bro Benjie drifts from Ndebele, English, Shona street lingo and u bro Trevor is all going with it. Such a great interview. These two are incredible in this interview.
Parents should teach kids on how to handle fame - Benjani. We've seen a lot of footballers die paupers because of fame that got to their medulla. Captivating conversation. Nothing beats hardwork, Benjani could've been one of those not super talented players but his hardwork made him a star. Not everyone gets a chance to play for top teams like ManCity and score against the mighty Red Devils. Siyabonga Malume Trevor for this episode. Hope you'll be able to bring the likes of Nsukuzonke to the couch soon... Singaba happy njani! Cheers.
Most people slouch or cower in that seat. Benjan just looks really comfortable, like a really naturally confident person. Love it
Being successful and being humble at the same time its a Pure Blessing . Inspired
Wow I still remember you Benjy when I was playing for Lobengula Queens ( imbarambara)..Cool and well behaved guy. I wish you all the best in your coaching job. Achimwene I salute you!!
Magwegwes finest. Both representing at national and international level. We are proud guys.
Homeboy
Hats off to Mr Trevor he can interview people from different careers and still the interview will be good happy to hear where Benji came from till to the top Thanks Mr Ncube
Such an inspiring interview. Benjani is a product of discipline, hard work, and mentorship. I also enjoyed Benjani's composure, confidence, and switching from English to Ndebele to Shona. Lovely. Trevor as always, excellent at knowing the background of the interviewee, asking relevant questions, and making Benjani feel at home.
Well done Benjani and Trevor.
Trevor, it will be great to have part 2 of the interview covering more of Benjani's life and his investments, charity etc.
I remember this guy made me like Portsmouth together with the Congolese counterpart Lualua. Respect 🫡🫡
Thanks Trevor Benji is very a cool guy.The way he switches languages he is just natural.Keep up bring him back for more issues.The undertaker is humble
Our Soccer Legend. Great interview highlighting the importance of continous hard work, never giving up and persistence. Much thanks to Benjani and Trevor for this excellent lessons-filled conversation.
I like Benjani's response.There is wisdom there !
You shined out there for Zimbabwe bro. We respect you Benjamin
Thank you Benjani and to Trevor for having him on, that was a great conversation
What a gentile giant in Benjani,I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. How I wish Trevor had asked him about his family life,fortune/investments etc
This was an inspiring and quality conversation. Well done Benjani.
Trevor did well bringing this guy on board.He is a lot of exposure and a good model to many soccer players.
Thanks Trevor for bringing one of our legends. I leant that hard work pays, him being not the most gifted naturally but working hard made him to the top. I wish him well as a coach
Well done achimwene. Mwana wakwithu. Stay humble and uplift the young ones. Let's not forget to uplift where our parents came from - Malawi. All the best bambo
Very inspiring especially when he explains the number of times he failed. You are a star Benjani. I wish you all the best in your career.
After this interview, I respect this man a lot more.
Very inspiring, that Teacher from Chegutu played a part in Benjani's life...
Mr Chimwariro...unfortunately he passed on and l was part the three players that joined Lulu rovers from same school 😀😀😀😀l was called nyakanyaka Diego
What was done for this guy called Alibaba Dube.He deserves to be honoured in a big way for his immense contribution to Zimbabwean football.
every success story his name pops up, a book should be written about him
Very humble Benji ,thanks Trevor
I think we needed part two for benjani mostly the Europe and EPL games Trevor ,you were cutting that exciting part coz we see these games on TV and Benji was now explaining the parts which are behind the scenes
Yes, you are right. There is a part Trevor cut Benjani when he was explaining how he almost destroyed Arsenal in the Champions League. There is that game where their keeper, David Seaman almost got hurt 😂😂😂
This is so inspiring and indeed a great interview. Well done Benjani, I just liked the way you express yourself, the humility in you. That`s very great.
Ngowakithi lomuntu. Love you Benjie
In Zimbabwe, I have never seen a balanced program like In conversation with Trevor. It is in this program where you get to see every Zimbabwean who has made an impact in the society invited. Even those who are making unpopular policies are invited to come and explain their side of the story. Keep it up Mr T.
Thank you for your kind words
We should be able to do this as Zimbabwean ……Benjani can speak Ndebele and Shona switching them like l don’t no ….. after this interview l love this man more
Finally got to watch, great conversation
Much more impressive than I imagined
Loving that Ndebele switch.
Excellent interview. All the best on your new journey Benjani, what a legend 👌🏾
Omg watching these guys talk of my local hoods is awesome grew up Magwegwe North
His humility is not to be underestimated. Great interview
Love how he effortlessly switches languages
Benjani is such a likeable character. I like his composure and humility.
Great lessons
Great interveiw!! ...So profound and inspirational.
Benjan is the most humble person i knw. He is an Icon, a Hero
Powerful interview Benjamin is a humble man. Trevor when you are also bringing the Legendary Peter Ndlovu into the show
Great interview! One thing that comes through loud and clear is an age old truth that for some reason we as people choose to ignore. That is the fact that 1. People only see the success side of your story but never the struggle that built it and 2. You can do hundreds of good things but if you do one bad thing society will forget about all the good you have done and focus on that one bad thing.
Great interview!
Great interview. I'm loving the pure bulawayo english accent and how he switches from english to ndebele then shona here and there. Typical kasi guy
i was impressed by that too wow, i wish every zimbabwean was like that
Yes that was brilliant also paying homage to his teacher Mr. Chimwariro giving him a break at Chegutu...
Jeki ndoda
he has what it takes
Haha yes
Benjamin so good in languages. I envy that owesome tounge
Thanx Trevor, I rarely comment here but I think this was a huge catch. Benjani will be a motivator for our kids and every budding sports person out there. Benjani is one star who has shown how beneficial it is to be humble and play your cards well. Thanx.
Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback. Much appreciated
One of the very few successful yet so humble man Zimbabwe has been blessed with.Successful,Hardworking,Humble and motivational defines the man.Thank you malume Trevor for the interview.
Awesome interview. Good point from Benji when young players are signed overseas they really need to be coached further in culture and social life of other countries.
Great man yet so humble. A lot of lessons from the legend, people will only see the success part and not the failures.
Great stuff Trev& Benji. .Great lessons and insights from you Benjani...you're such talent and inspiration.Keep up well done..
His advice was top notch thank you Benji. This was so natural and relaxed. English, Shona and English.
Trevor you are great and am enjoying your interviews. Have watched all of them and have repeated a few.
Thank you for your support 🙏🏿
I pray one day we will see these legends occupying the Zifa offices to try and pull our football as Zimbabweans from these doldrums we find ourselves in.
Humble soul. Keep it up.
Wise words Benjani!
I like this guy he’s so humble and down down to earth 👏🏿👏🏿🤣👌👌🙏🙏
Mwariwariyou show maturity guy proceed.
Humble and focused guy. Let’s learn from this man.💪🏾
For an hour I was a soccer fan. Great interview! Great man!
Thank you once again Trevor Ncube and wonderful stories from Benjani. This was good gents.
Great Mpenjani we'll done. You have progressive aspirations.
Enjoyable conversation - genuine
I think it high time for me to revive my Ndebele language - I miss talking isiNdebele. The Benji and Trevor communicated in isi ndebele was just wow
Benjani you are a real star.i was very young wen u played soccer.all I head was he was a best player n ur history.but I salute you for the archivements you have hold up to now.despite having all that fame....you are a star .some die poor having kids all over , sick thinking coz they HV money....now look at you ,your successes.....keep it up.
Just one thing ,kindly teach these upcoming footballers ,artists that fame should b hold right not recklessly like they are doing
"The hardworking Benjani..!"
That is how he was often described. Indeed "The Undertaker" was a hard worker. He remains a folk hero at Pompey!
All the Best with the coaching!!
I enjoyed the interview, our legend undertaker.
Great interview really liked the language switches and his humility .Great human he is
Oh our legend, thank you so much, Trevor, this is great. Kudos.
Phakama baba Rise against all odds until even those that speak otherwise concur that you are indeed great!!!
Thank you for this Trevor.
Would have wanted to hear more about Benjani's views of Westehoff, the man who really made everything possible. Impressive that the national coach attended a trial match to scout for players...
Our soccer legend
Great interview Trevor... Thanks Benjie for the great interview. Thanks for the emphasis on hardwork n discipline. The honesty in your journey to fame, the highs and lows, the level headedness in times of pressure.
Benji came from B and max, and heard to dynamics keep doing number 9 wangu💯✊🏾
I wish we could have people like these every week on the show. Very genuine, humble and inspiring...
Great interview. Thanks for the inspiration.
I like the way he switches from english to ndebele and shona. A true patriot and a living legend.
Trevor you are a national treasure! Thank you so much for bringing us these priceless conversations.
Thank you for your support
@@Keith0909Maya thank you again for an inspiring one. Can we please have Michael Douglas Manga to the show please.
I remember this dude in his prime at Pompey he was a prolific goal scorer. He then went to Spurs if not mistaken where he never lived up to his potential and dissappeared from the limelight.
I remember his UEFA Champions League game against Arsenal. David Seaman struggled to keep his banger out of goal. That was even going to be the season's Champion league goal
Benjani do you remember your teacher the late Mr Chimwariro. He would have been proud of you.
Great interview. Hope football administrators and other stakeholders are listening.
inspirational as always, thank you gentlemen
Proud of you legend
Thank you very much for this conversation. I enjoyed it.
Fantastic interview with the Undertaker
Well done my good friend Mr Rocca...for dressing Trevor so well.
😂 😂 😂 Sneaky advert 😉
Great conversation, alot of wisdom nuggets being dropped . I like how Benjani opens his eyes wide when he's explaining something, that there is a look of a hustler🤣🤣
I love the honesty
Eish!! His former teacher Mr Chimwariro was supposed to see him coaching Ngezi Platinum since that's where he took him in Chegutu.It's unfortunate we can't question God's plans.I hope Ngezi Platinum will give him time money to establish something strong.
Haibo haibo guys what is this? When did Zimbabwean Podcasts get this good just come from two others ones and the content, the dial between host and guest is amazing.
Which ones, so others can enjoy the goodness too?
He played a larger even role for man city to be where it is today, a great man indeed he is
Intwana yekasi .. thanks Benji
Such a humble guy!!!Well done Benjani and all the best as Head Coach....
Thank you so much Benjani
True Zimbabwean l love the language switch
Humility personified
We wanted to know Benji the person as well. Does he have kids, is he married, his investments etc. He also talked about the Manchester derby. Wanted to hear more about the bodyguards. Scripts are okay but its also good to go with the flow.
Yep ... Trevor is a ,🐐