Comments on: Tsunami: Our time has come

By: The prince of soccer

The prince of soccer — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:25:40 +0000

You all knw that we played egypt recently.Abu terika,zidan and zhaki wer all ther but they failed 2 beat us.A smal gentleman called kalaba sent a delightful ball to th seargent who made no mistake.PLIZ STOP THS NONSENSE THAT WE CANT QUALIFY! HR IS A WRONG CHAP WHO MAY DISTURB SUCCESS 4 US.U knw that ryt?He doesnt av technique to hs game.Wat a coach

By: Amuna Onzuna

Amuna Onzuna — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 14:36:19 +0000

We hope for the best.Its about a month to go before we meet Egypt,so every Zambian Player should think of how he will get a chance to score on that day,most especially strikers,they need to polish up.Its time to watch the Zambia – Egypt videos so that we can learn one or two things on the mistakes we commit most of the time.FAZ,pls distribute these videos to Individual Players (even the Fans) so that it can be taken as home work.

By: Seen from afar

Seen from afar — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:22:42 +0000

Big Steve, ok, point taken. Let’s just hope the team has chance to be accessed and that the people in control will not be to adverse to use more help if need be . At this stage this is what we should hope for. This is not the first ‘what if’ scenario and i’m sure there will be more, unfortunately that’s life, we always have to be ready to play our chips where they land.

By: Sceptic

Sceptic — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 07:31:31 +0000

Katongo is such a postive influence on that team however the Coach lacks confidence. Even when going to play Egypt he is already defeated. It seems his target is Afcon, i wonder what mandate FAZ gave him

By: Big Steve from SA

Big Steve from SA — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 07:21:37 +0000

Seen from afar, you seem to be missing the point here. Big mo is an example we have used but the point is, we need to use our forgotten pro’s and reason for this is that we dont have enough sound quality in our current set up to qualify us to South Africa.

What hurts is that there are Zambian players who can actually take us to 2010 and yet we insist on sub-standard players from ZPL. Believe you me a player like big mo understands the big stage. Play againist Argentina, whilst the possibility of our favoured Hachipuka being star stunned on the field of play is there, big mo sees these stars everyday and has played with them for over 9 years so he will go in with the tackle regardless. We do have the quality out there but for some dumb reason we choose not to use it.

By: Seen from afar

Seen from afar — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 23:31:47 +0000

FIFA, you can make the case for or against the forgotten stars. It could bring confidence, but it could be disruptive and unproductive aswell. Who can say for sure, are we right to think Moses Sichone can be the difference at this stage? Maybe so, but right now, let’s just hope preps are good enough and players all will be considered. This talk of what the North Africans are going to do to us is people fear mongering. Check that guys, we don’t need that.

By: atlanta ga

atlanta ga — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 21:35:20 +0000

Who is zambia going to play against on wednesday next week ,FIFA friendlies day?

By: FACT

FACT — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:57:41 +0000

1. Chris Katongo is not 28.He is 26

By: FIFA

FIFA — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 18:40:01 +0000

Seen from afar I will beg to disagree with you here “Sichone did not play a role in these qualifiers, others did, that’s justice, that’s fairness, that’s the truth”I beileve every capable soccer Zambian player must be assesed or given a chance.Having Sichone in the camp might bring confidence in some players.Playing in North Africa wont be easy for inexperienced or unexposed players.Rwanda will be one other rough place beacause we seem to be under rating them.The Egyptians will want to finish us off just there in Egypt.

By: Seen from afar

Seen from afar — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:50:54 +0000

Sorry i was thinking of Sinkala (still relative though). Even ‘big Mo’ that is an issue we can’t sort out immediately.