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The 'Vuvuzela family' explained

Sadaam Maake with his vuvuzela

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Sadaam Maake, 'South Africa's biggest fan', teaches BBC Radio 5 live that size doesn't matter when it comes to the vuvuzela - the already infamous supporters' horn at the World Cup.

Mr Maake has been dubbed South Africa's "number one football fan" by local media and Kaizer Chiefs, one of South Africa's oldest and biggest clubs, which he has supported for 40 years.

Sadaam claims to be the man who made the vuvuzela famous in South Africa and has been arrested three times and charged with public disturbance orders because of the instrument.

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