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Steve Blues

Steve Blues

Africa - Managing Editor

Biography: I studied journalism at Rhodes University and began my career writing features for a variety of entertainment magazines. I soon moved from print to digital and began focusing on sports when I joined the Perform Group in 2014. After covering such diverse sports stories as the Oscar Pistorius trial and aeroplanes full of cash heading to the Ghana men's national team at the Brazil World Cup, I began to focus exclusively on football and GOAL.  

My Football Story: I'm a lifelong Spurs fan who found himself a long way from Tottenham. I once dreamed of winning the Ballon d'Or as a goalkeeper but discovered I was better at stringing sentences together than I was at world-class saves. 

Areas of Expertise:

  • PSL (South African domestic league)
  • Tottenham Hotspur
  • African continental competitions at club and international level

Favourite football memory: The one thing I desperately wanted to achieve as a goalkeeper was to score a goal. In my second-last match before retiring, on a windy, freezing Joburg winter pitch I launched the ball long and one bounce off that rock hard pitch and it looped over their keeper and in! I am not ashamed to admit I celebrated more than if I'd scored a winner in the World Cup final.

Articles by Steve Blues
  1. Eric Tinkler Asante Kotoko

    Tinkler leaves Asante Kotoko with Durban City waiting in the wings

    The Ghanaian giants have confirmed that the 56-year-old has stepped down from his role as head coach, ending his association with the club just eight weeks after his arrival. The former Bafana Bafana midfielder took the reins in mid-July following a short period away from the touchline after his departure from South African side Sekhukhune United earlier in the year.

  1. Da Cruz like Amorim at Man United - 'He opted to lose his job playing a way he believed in'

    Amakhosi may have enjoyed an undefeated opening to their Betway Premiership campaign, but club legend Tsepo Masilela has raised serious questions regarding the tactical identity under Fernando Da Cruz. The former Bafana Bafana full-back suggested that the head coach's rigid adherence to his principles draws striking parallels to Ruben Amorim's tenure at the Red Devils.