SANewsBlack Leopards president David Thidiela has launched a scathing attack on the leadership of the Premier Soccer League, while questioning the structure and leadership of South African football. Thidiela questioned the current setup, including Madlala's position as acting PSL CEO, while arguing that clubs are struggling financially under the existing system. Thidiela calls for neutral leadershipThe Leopards president also raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest and claimed that he had previously written letters questioning Madlala's position. Call for Madlanga Commission investigationThidiela also called for an investigation into the broader state of South African football, insisting the concerns extend beyond Black Leopards. READ | Tshabalala takes childhood club to Manchester City"Hence, I'm calling the state president, not to save Black Leopards, no, he mustn't come and talk about Black Leopards," he added.