Comments on: Chipolopolo to camp in North Africa

By: Algerian

Algerian — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:57:10 +0000

@Chamz we will see Chamz!

By: bouzareah

bouzareah — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 13:03:51 +0000

@remember porterfield
hi
i think in this blog yu’re the only one logical….let it come and we shall see at last…
i wish a good luck to everybody even if i’m algerian and i like my country to be the first qualified to sa2010…So now in the second step it will depend on the psychological state of each team.. the future will tell us…..
friendly

By: Uncle Bobs

Uncle Bobs — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 09:12:57 +0000

People people, in this information world we now live in there is nothing like KALU contacts. One can simply go to a website and make arrangements for friendlies. I am not looking down upon Great Kalu but actually saying we would be expecting to much from him if we think his contacts would advantage as in anyway as judging from the time he took over, his contacts have nothing to show for. What we need are resources like what is happening now with Corporates coming to the fold(i hope not to just please RB but sustainably so). As for FAZ, we shouldn’t sit on our laurels and just concentrate on the National Team. Let”s see the benefits spreading to the local league as teams are barely surviving(FAZ remember these are the guys you campaigned from and benefits of that should be seen). Club administrators should also wake up and think strategically-don’t just look at player allowances but infrastructure etc. As for soccer fans noti bu serial critic chabe(By the way i am just from doing a bank transfer to homour my monthly pledge of K500,000 to Nkana while still trying to figure out what else we can do-from here i an\m meeting some Nkana supporters to try to resusitate what we had put in place before my departure for TZ). Akasuba Ba Dinamo indi pa Nkoloma and on 0977781007-please let’s meet napapata. Mailo am back to SA and back to TZ on 4th July-hectic schedule. To all other Devils/Kalampas, let’s help our team

By: remember porterfield

remember porterfield — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 21:23:09 +0000

jc :Colleagues, Zambia is out of the world cup race. It can only be a foolish algeria to give up such a comfortable lead half the games played. Beating Egypt 3-1, Zambia 2-0 at home, and drawing 1-1 with rwanda in kigali, is clear evidence that they are a formidable side, and anyone who is still underating them is failing to come to terms with reality. Actually, Zambia is in danger of not even qualifying to Angola, if something is not done about the blunt strike force. In Kigali, a loss is now more probable as no one will score while Rwanda as we saw at Konkola seem to have a decent strike force Zambia was luck on the day. In Algiers, for now the fixture favours Algeria in all respects. When Egypt come in October, it will depend on how they would have faired against Rwanda and Algeria. If they are in contention, then we should brace ourserlves for another debacle at Konkola. Besides, Egypt has players of renowned capability and on their day, they could be lethal. We are in real danger here colleagues and let us not sugar coat our comments in the name of patrotism.

Thats the truth most of us dont wanna admit bro

By: remember porterfield

remember porterfield — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 21:12:06 +0000

The key is friendlies with good teams not Pirartes reserves. Any body remember how crispy the post Gabon team was after camping in europe ?

By: JJ1000

JJ1000 — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 07:12:42 +0000

Lets go boys we will do it this time, i will owes support my Zambia win or lose……….
lol

By: jc

jc — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:33:27 +0000

Colleagues,

Zambia is out of the world cup race. It can only be a foolish algeria to give up such a comfortable lead half the games played. Beating Egypt 3-1, Zambia 2-0 at home, and drawing 1-1 with rwanda in kigali, is clear evidence that they are a formidable side, and anyone who is still underating them is failing to come to terms with reality.

Actually, Zambia is in danger of not even qualifying to Angola, if something is not done about the blunt strike force. In Kigali, a loss is now more probable as no one will score while Rwanda as we saw at Konkola seem to have a decent strike force Zambia was luck on the day. In Algiers, for now the fixture favours Algeria in all respects.

When Egypt come in October, it will depend on how they would have faired against Rwanda and Algeria. If they are in contention, then we should brace ourserlves for another debacle at Konkola. Besides, Egypt has players of renowned capability and on their day, they could be lethal. We are in real danger here colleagues and let us not sugar coat our comments in the name of patrotism.

By: Chamz

Chamz — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:55:50 +0000

Algerian, I have said many times, your team has not qualified yet. Ask Spain, Italy. You are expecting Zambia to give up? No.

By: Algerian

Algerian — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 08:35:40 +0000

GUYS! Zambian football is in crisis , How the Zambian football federation will finance the zambian team to camp in North Africa? from where they will bring Money!

Be realistic ! no stadium , no hotel …

I heard that the zambian Coach Mr RENARD had problems with the zambian football federation and with fans! regarding his contract ?

I Think it is better to the Zambian to focus in the qualification to the African Cup rather than take a risk to underestimate the algerians and think to beat Algeria !

By: Seen from afar

Seen from afar — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:43:11 +0000

@Hlexi Ok bruv, we'll do that.