Hachipuka, Zulu attending trials in Egypt
- Thursday, June 25, 2009, 9:59
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According to reliable sources the duo left the country on Tuesday and are expected to spend 14 days at unnamed club in Egypt. Both players missed Eagles’ 2-1 defeat to Zesco United yesterday.
Zulu was last season’s league top scorer with 12 goals while Hachipuka made his full international debut for Zambia in the 1-0 win over Togo in September 2008. After impressing in that match, many pundits bookmarked to be the ‘new found’ general in the holding role but a below par performance in a friendly game against Morocco (Zambia lost 3-0) plus the emergence of William Njobvu forced national team coach Herve Renard to think relagate the elagant and economical midfielder to the bench.
At the CHAN 2009, Hachipuka was voted by his teammates to captain the Chipolopolo Boys in the absence of Elijah Tana.
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strange, why unnamed club/clubs?? i hope this a clean deal.
@Zamfoot
point taken, thanks
These Zambians Egpyt? SA is better. Even Junior Agogo could not make it. Unless these boys convert to Islam, they are doomed. As a christian, I do not encourage our players to go tp these countries.
By any standards USA played well right from the beginning they showed their intentions known, in the aftermath of our defeat to Algeria I indicated that we played very well and were the better side of the two even though we failed to do the most crucial thing … scoring … I went on to write that football is quite unpredictable such that any team can lose to anyone, I even indicated that a national team can lose to a select side, I said this to remind the ’soccer cadres’ not ’soccer fans’ that writing off Zambia at this stage is very incorrect and totally/blatantly misleading … Zambia I indicated with the same team can beat any team anywhere and hence we need to keep our hope, better die with hope than none at all … before the USA – Spain match, few people ever thought of what happened, in football anything is possible, it all about what happens in a moment, am not taking away the need to prepare but it is also possible to adequately prepare but fall greatly … its football … so I refuse not to visualize good about Zambia’s chances of taking this part of Africa to SA 2010, some people are so negative/pessimistic especially against their own national teams, constructive criticism is very viable but others cant differentiate … better to remain silent than to utter/write unnecessary statements … there is more sense in an algerian/rwandese/egyptian making serious claims to the SA 2010 slot for his/her respective team than a Zambian making statements against his team, where is our attachment to our dear land or anything that concerns us, where is our patriotism??? only foreigners are greatly permitted to doubt our abilities … I thought we beat South Africa and Ivory Coast in the recent past in their own back yards with the same crop of players with the exception of one or two!!! lets not be hopeless … Zambia has 100% chance of going to SA2010 just like the other teams … as for me I will ever seek the welfare of my land (my only land) … God bless the republic through and through … positive results are achieved by those who believe so … Go mighty Zambia and conquer Algeria, Egypt and Rwanda and we will be done … Shalom 097 7 845028
Yesterday i watched Kabuscope vs interclube of Angola, kabuscope is where Harry milanzi and Ian Bakala’s club. Am telling bakala is still a star, he contributed to all 2 goals they scored. I don’t know why no single player from angola is called in the national team. And i want to know from zamfoot why zed players in angola are not mostly covered on “Zambian players abroad”. Kabuscope won by 2 goals to 1 against Interclube
Tm jics, did you watch the Afcon in Ghana? I wonder why you people want to go back to people like Bakala and others. I think we are better off playing guys who will still be there in six years time like William, Clifford and others.
Just because he contributed to those two goals and you’re convinced he deserves a call-up.Tekanya mani. Balipwa abo.
Good for the guys getting trials. Anyone who can help with something, what is Egypts record of foriegn players bouncing out of the Egptian league into Europe. I dont mean Egyptian players but other nationalities in the Egyptia league. Does it happen often that they move on into Europe??
Well sir form now on you update us kaili we have no links ku Angola, are you there? on the blog we share info thanks for the update
Hachipuka could help add some beef to the team. Good luck with the trials, playing in North Africa is alright if they are at a big club. The religion issue that Chamz raises is an important one. I don’t know if avoiding the country all together is the best solution, how tolerant are the clubs (not the country) to other religions? Anyone with info?
Thats a point.Tunisia and Morocco are better destination for Zam players as they do not force one to become moslem,unlike Egypty(too conservative).
If u are in Angola automatically you become the link from that side.
Just like Zambia Against Algeria, Spain played all the football but USA SCORED ALL THE GOALS.Thats football bwana anything is possible.
It’s just my guess, but i suspect North African countries like Egypt just want to bulster their league as do many other nations. If they scout you and sign you, i’m sure they’ll treat you well, (like a professional) and i can imagine they are tolerant of other religions and so on and maybe more so than in the past. I’m not sure of the ratio of players going to Europe from Egypt, but as is the case here and judging my Egypt’s national team, i suspect you have to be a big star. My guess is, the attraction and initial incentive to go to Egypt is to play a slightly higher standard and earn a better wage.
Tim-jics, zamfoot is about us sharing info. Good job you did on that update. At one point I also had a link to the Angola lig and I provided updated info. to the blog.
Zambia will beat Algeria we have the best strikers: Nurses.
Am wondering why non national team players are being noticed ?
Hahahahahaha !!! Good ending to my day.
I think the Egyptian league is better than S. African PSL. Our players can get the best exposure from there. Most players who come from South Africa play in either Russia or Greece. They are few who play in England and Spain. Francis Kasonde is supposed to go anytime as well. Religion may not affect them.
Chamz, you give bad name to Christianity .. Please, do not mention it again for God’s sake.
I dO believe that the boys will play to win in Blida,Algeria.We lost the home game but we can also upset the tables in Algers.We need only to polish our striking force and to bring in two or three players in the midfield.I strongly believe that Njovu can can do it.We should also bring a striker who is sharp near Jacob, that when he drops those arieal balls someone will be there to put them at the back of the net.
@Smm-soJ
I like your post although I was a little concerned with the statement “in football anything is possible, it all about what happens in a moment, am not taking away the need to prepare but it is also possible to adequately prepare but fall greatly”. I don’t think there is a substitution for preparation. Of course it does not guarantee success and failure to prepare is a recipe for failure. I hope FAZ will arrange enough friendlies for the team. I really do not see how the coach (and this goes for any coach) can claim to be picking the best players when he only sees them in practice and in matches against amateur or reserve sides. There is no substitute for real game situations.
Like I said, I like your post, and I don’t think we are out of the running as yet and there is no need to worry about calculators until we know the outcome of Zambia and Algeria’s next game.
Maybe the coach from Power Dynamos is recommending them to his colleagues, but that is a good observation.
Anonymous, I am a Christian and I believe in Jesus. Why do you want me to hide my beliefs? I am not under cover. Why do think moslems have more rights than us. Its a fact that converting to Islam as one of the requirements. You can such this site for the “Shom Shom” story.
search this site
Good luck boys. Go there fight for place Egyptian football is okay especially for discplined players as they can put up with Islamic way of life.
Try to understand the statement before you spin out a dumb response ..
SA 0 Brazil 1
SA played good but lacked fining urgency just like Zambia.
@Seasoned Soccer fan-USA
You can’t compare Zambain to SA…SA is way better
News from ‘enemy camp’ (Algeria)
Its highly likely that we shall play our next game in Algiers and not Blida at stade du 5-Juillet d’Alger…Stade du 5-Juillet has a 96,000 seater capacity and can go upto 120,000 capacity if seats are removed (pipo standing)..
Just lyk independo,it ws oso under going sum renovations and is now complete…On the other hand,sum national team players dont want to shift to this stadium coz they bliv the Blida one has brot them more gud fortune!!!! Blida is lyk 35-45min drive from Algiers tho….same difrence i guess!!!!
Rubbish talk, we have Angolan players, Nigerian etc playing in Egypt. I have been to Egypt and nobody forced me to convert to Islam. Infact Islam is better less AIDS
This guy is mad
OOF topic, Micheal Jackson has died
Singer Jakson dies at 50
The pernament secretary is talking about camping the national team in france or italy ( according to the post newpaper) but munaile was talking about (afew days ago) camping in an unnamed north african country soon…one wonders wheather mininstry of sport and FAZ operate on the same page
@FBM
Let the child molestor go and burn in hel, never return!
Idiot
@NDOBO
I hope you die today
@FBM
We mbwa we wisu aka——-kala
This is a sports site FBM. i know you loved mj but its soccer here man,
@FBM
Come’on FBM, we can do better on this site than comment like that. We are on Zambianfootball…. remember?
@Mabbwana
I like you but these others are like katwishi, were is ba Justice Kafusha kanshi. Ba Mudala mwa ikala zi iseni Ze Biggie
FBM, have you no respect for other fans opinion? Grow up and Just put up a counter comment instead what you have said about me and Chamz.
Chicolour FBM
Vincent, FMB is one of those people God brings our way to teach us patience!! Lol!! FMB you are a character man.
Hey, have you seen this news article?
New details about Michael Jackson’s Death Emerge
I was wondering if you were going to blog about this…
Even Brazil left out Adriano, Ronaldino, Ronaldo and others. Not that they are bad players. You can’t stick to the same players for the sake of the so called experience. Even Bafana did way with Benni and Morris. I am not saying the players being suggested are bad. But what team are you building with players who had their chance in the past but proved nothing?
Wiso
Do you on the National Team? iwe kolwe
Ba FMB Iyi iliko bad cum on we ar all football lovers lets not call each each secret names.
Zamfot, any plans to ban this FBM chap. Is lowering the quality of our beloved site.
Ba Zamfoot can u pliz erase these unsportsmanship comments, what we need here are views and suggestions about our Zambian football, these guyz are not on the right blog. Twapapata.
He will still surface with another name, pipo we dont need drumz to show us that we ve grown, its all goes down to individual maturity. its sad that sum pipo havwe turned this site a platform for them to practise insults.
south africa,egypt have shown us that we can play the world greats.this shud inspire our zambian players that if sa can out play brazil for 88 minutes why cant zambia do it.i rest my case.
This FMB guy is crazy.
just stop responding to this chap called fbm.thats the best way to shame a fool.
Why can’t we have opposing views without resorting to insults. Lol, what a waste of space. Anyways, we can learn one or two lessons from the Brazil vs SA game. Chief amongst those is the need for thorough preparation. SA looked well organised and briefed about how to approach the game. They just lacked ideas and quality in the final third (like us). We can go away to Algeria and do the business, cmon Zambia.
Monkey pee’s on RB. Lol!! Pipo dont understand ve purpose of this site, its football, some pipo cursing shud realise that others here re much older than our parents, just watch yr mouth,
well we beat them the last time we played in a competetive match and they are out of the africa cup qualifiers so where do you base your argument that they are way better than us .Fifa rankings ??????
@Kashman FBM has no love for the game nibamene aba bafana bali nama computer kunyumba with nothing do .Ba Zamfoot can we undergo a proper registration process before we can be allowed to post comments i.e. no under 18`s and CNP`s chimbwi no plan
FBM Cannot handle a loss, ever since Zambia lost to Algeria he’s been calling people names.
Ha! ha! ha! , U ve made me laugh my lungs out, ya sumunvela mwebanthu!!
Mbesuma might start training with swallows. “People have jumped to conclusions because we have three Nigerians coming to train with us. We also have a Cameroonian striker from Swaziland and there is the possibility that Collins Mbesuma could also join us for training, but that does not mean they will be signed or will not be signed.”
CHAMZ is it true that when a player join an Arab team automaticaly converts to Islaam???.We had Pearson Mwanza at Arab Contractors (EGYPT),Maybin Mgaiwa & Godfrey Kangwa(MORROCO),Kenneth Malitoli & Gibby Mbasela Esperance (TUNISIA),Elijah Litana,Harrison Chongo,Tenant Chilumba & Allan Kamwanga(SAUDI ARABIA), Fred Mwila jr Zamelek (EGYPT) and apart from ‘Wawa’ Chongo & Fred jr the rest never converted to Islaam.At the moment we have Fwayo & Sunzu jr in Tunisia & they are not Moslems.I think its up to a player to decide wether to join Islaam or not otherwise Arab leagues are even more competitive than the PSL and I think it will be good for Aubrey & Kebby if they get signed.
I think,let them go ahead.It will depend on their performance due to the dedication to the game.They can easily be noticed.
Gametime thanks for the info.I only hope Mbesuma finds a club so that he begins his recovery process.
Am wondering how much FBM lost durin a gamblin session pa algeria match, only reason one can be so sarcastic n mean, thats gud news for mbesuma!! We need him!
you such a inbwa. you maybe you are FBM Jackson…lol, thats why you have taken things personal, i hope he left something for you in his will…for insulting people
Hi Guys just Got this story of the Times of Zambia really hope we can complete Refurbishing Indepondo by as claimed in this article :
By Sports Reporter
THE Government has set the construction of a modern stadium in Ndola and the rehabilitation of facilities in Lusaka and Livingstone as top priority.
Sports Permanent Secretary, Susan Sikaneta told the parliamentary committee on Government assurances in Lusaka yesterday that Anhui Foreign Economic Construction Company (AFECC) from China was already on site at the Ndola Stadium.
Sikaneta said the Government would next week complete the signing of documentation with AFECC, the Chinese company tasked to rehabilitate Lusaka’s Independence Stadium, and Maramba Stadium in Livingstone so that work at the two arenas could start.
She said the Independence and Maramba projects were expected to be completed by March next year while AFECC had promised to hand over the Ndola Stadium within 26 months of the signing of contracts.
“We want to use the opportunity of the 2010 World Cup being held in the southern African region so that we can attract tourists and some teams that will qualify so that they can come and practice from here,” she said.
The permanent secretary said the Government alone was unable to construct a modern stadium, hence the decision to partner with the Chinese government for the construction of the stadium in Ndola.
She said initially, the Government had the option of the Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) arrangement but that it was not economically viable, as it would have taken long for the investors to recoup the money spent on the construction.
Sikaneta said the government-to-government financing system was better as evidenced from the US$65 million long-term loan the Chinese government dangled for the construction of the Ndola Stadium which Zambia would only start servicing 10 years after the arena has been handed over.
She also defended the decision to pick AFECC for all the three projects, saying the company was picked by the Chinese government for the Ndola Stadium while her ministry awarded them the Independence and Maramba projects based on their international reputation.
“The ministry did seek authority from the Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA) to single-source the contractor to rehabilitate both the Independence Stadium in Lusaka and Maramba Stadium in Livingstone to international standards,” she said.
On concerns by the committee that the Chinese company would come with its nationals to work as labourers, Sikaneta said only experts would come from Beijing while 300 Zambians would be employed at the Ndola Stadium.
She said most of the auxiliary workers at the Ndola Stadium construction would be drawn from the Zambia National Service (ZNS) camps where her ministry has been training reformed street kids.
The permanent secretary told the committee, led by Mwinilunga West Member of Parliament, Steven Katuka that Cabinet had turned down her ministry’s proposal to establish a Zambia Sports Trust Fund to finance football development.
Sikaneta said the ministry had, however, made another proposal taking into consideration the reasons Cabinet turned down the earlier one which was deemed to have marginalised other sports disciplines.
She said her ministry was considering transforming the initiative into a national trust fund that would mobilise funds for the development of all sports disciplines in the country, especially with the success of the national team fundraising committee.
The permanent secretary also said her ministry would continue working with sports non-governmental organisations (NGOs) to ensure that talent was tapped in rural areas and fed into the respective national teams.
Renard wants team to camp France, Italy
By ROBINSON KUNDA
COACH Herve Renard has proposed that the national team camps in Italy or France for the must win 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Algeria.
Ministry of Sport, Youth and Child Development Permanent Secretary Susan Sikaneta said in Lusaka yesterday that Renard wanted the team to camp in Southern Italy or France because the weather pattern in the two countries was similar to Algeria.
“The coach requested that the team camps in Italy or France where he comes from because he can help find training facilities rather than going to camp in Morocco where he will be a stranger,” Sikaneta said.
Minister of Sport, Youth and Child Development Kenneth Chipungu said the team was free to camp wherever the coach was comfortable with.
Chipungu however, said it will be better for the team to camp in one of the North African countries since they will be preparing to play Algeria on September 5.
“I really don’t want to interfere with the running of football because that is what FIFA is saying.
The coach is free to take the team where he wants but I think camping in North Africa could be better.
“I wouldn’t want to overrule the coach he can take the team anywhere,” Chipungu said.
Algeria have seven points, Zambia have four points while Egypt and Rwanda do meet on July 5 in Cairo have a point each.
The top team in each of the five groups qualifies for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
France would be a good idea, players can be exposed to division teams there den they can sign, its sad ve egypt game ill not be at indepondo, ve grave yard has few die hard fans as was portrayed in de two games played there, God bless Zambia
I just hope its not a second division club
zamfoot,any update on game between power and red arrows
Goal drought in ZPL continues. Latest updates indicate the following:
GBFC 1 : 0 Choma Eagles (HT)
Kenny Ng’ambi scored for GBFC
R. Arrows 0 : 0 Power
Forest 0 : 0 Lsk Dynamos (HT)
Nakamba 0 : 0 City (HT)
Roan 1 : 0 Y. Arrows (uncomfirmed)
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Coming to the September game, is Kalaba goingto feature in Algeria, considering that he has two yellow cards. I think Isaac should be called if Kalaba should miss.
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SA 2010 Here We Come!!!
Confirmed Roan 1 : 0 Y. Arrows. Goal scored by Kelvin Muzungu (2nd Half just Started)
roan 1 young arrows 0, forest 0 lusaka dymo 0 half time
Forest 1 – 0 Lsk Dynamos (Goal Scored by Alex Mwiche)
GBFC 2 – 0 Choma Eagles (Second goal scored by Nathan Sinkala)
R. Arrows 1 – 1 Power (FT)
Arrows scored first via a Timothy Mbewe goal and Power came back with a penalty converted by Lameck Mwale who came in as sub.
GBFC 2 – 0 Choma (FT)
Forest 1 – 1 Lsk Dynamos (LD scored through P. Chipeta) – (FT)
Roan 3 – 1 Y Arrows (FT)
Zamtel 2 – 1 Konkola (FT)
Nakambala 0 – 0 City (FT)
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13 Goals scored out of 6 games played today! Well, not so bad afterall…
CORRECTION:
Nakamba 0 – 1 City (FT)
The goal was protested that it was scored from an offside position – and assistant ref had raised the flag which the ref ignored. Chaos at the stadium after the match with police escorting the refand his assistants.
Hard luck Nakambala. Don’t throw stones… hold your heads high and look forwardto the next matches.
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Meanwhile, Choma Eagles coach K. Mumba has comfirmed that they released Kebby and Aubrey were released to go for trials in a post match interview at Woodlands Stadium. He however did not state to which clubs (or country) they have gone to.
(Updates coming through from ZNBC).
Forgive my chizungu in post # 94. I hope you get my points though LOL
Step aside, nizi! Good job man,
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hey please help with Alishekz number