July 2, 2009
The two brothers have called on their colleagues to put the 0-2 loss against the Desert Foxes behind and focus on winning the remaining qualifiers and qualify to the first World Cup on African soil.
While the squad was fine-tuning for the crunch qualifier against Algeria, Felix’s Mistubish Pajero, while being driven by his friend Benson Banda was involved in a road traffic accident in Chisamba area on June 18 where three people including Banda died.
Both players said in separate interviews yesterday that they where psychologically disturbed by the incident especially with the death of their colleague.
Felix said that he only knew about the accident a day before the game and it was hard to contend the loss of his friend.
“That accident really affected my performance especially with the death of my friend. When the accident happened on Thursday I was not told, I didn’t know about it but Chris knew. I only got wind of it on Friday and I was disturbed. But Chris was more affected than me because he knew everything that happened. Three people died and the driver (Benson) was not just my good friend but he was like family. He was my trusted friend and may his soul rest in peace,” he said.
The older of the two brothers, Chris, who is the team skipper said he was very disturbed with the incident and did not tell his younger brother because he did not want to make him restless.
Chris said it was sad that such a thing happened before the crucial encounter but that it was important to go back to the drawing board and start strategising for the remaining qualifiers.
“We can’t change the past but we can make a bright future. It was unfortunate that such an incident happened but there’s nothing we can do about it. The most important thing now is just to remain focused and do our best in the remaining qualifiers.
Chris had arguably his worst performance in a Zambian jersey and the game marked the first time the skipper was substituted since he inherited the armband. Felix also did not play according to his high standards.
And FAZ general secretary, George Kasengele said the association was deeply saddened by the incident and advised fans to be cautious when driving to watch matches in[Times of Zambia]
138 Comments on "Katongo brothers: Tragedy derailed us"
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Th 1 on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 11:07 AM
But zambians love mbesuma ! When did he last score 4 zambia.He needs 2 get a club then maybe we can call him again after he loses weight.Even ronaldinho was left coz he’s too heavy
Georgia Russia on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 11:51 AM
well sad development for the 2 brothers,but thats no execuse for the loss,y didnt renard put them on the bench when they were going thru a diffcult time.shud we say they cost us that game.
danny man on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 12:12 PM
the katongo brothers are the back bone of our current team and i believe they need our support more than ever before…losing a beloved one is not easy…guys you are not alone and always with you through ups and downs….God bless.
Justice Kafusha on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 12:29 PM
Ndobo I am awaiting your details
m-arshad on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 12:56 PM
good luck for the brothers
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 1:08 PM
They will be ready when we beat Algeria-3-0, away.
Never on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 2:28 PM
Even if you qualified for the world cup, you do not have a team to make a memorable impact at the tournament.
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 3:33 PM
Is Never and Algerian the same person? The posts above shows so. ha! ha! Stop pretending you are Algerian. Ha! ha!
Big Steve from SA on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 4:05 PM
Sad they lost someone that was like family but then again considering how crucial the game was they should have advised the coach and he would have assessed their mental preparedness for the game and had he found that they were not in the best mindset for the game he should have benched them. very sad for the guys but this should be a learning curve for all the players. If you have something as hard pressing as that then for the team and country you should advise the coach and consider sitting out a game. no one will point a finger because everybody, even kids these days understand the impact of loss through death.
Whisper on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 4:10 PM
a la chi Never! You have been caught my friend. Why are you trying to cause mischief here? Ha ha ha, who else have you been impersonating?
Sorry to hear about the tragic events. May their souls rest in peace.
the master on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 4:10 PM
i think the algerians dont really have any special players like a messi or cristiano ronaldo type …but rather they rely heavily on the coaches instructions…technical aspect .as 4 zambia the team relies heavily on the whole team playing well and when they dont we lose..so the solution is to bring in one player who is consistent and can motivate the boys in every match.someone who while warming upcan make theopposition fear…Zambia needs a star…like when we had kalu..
so Renard needs to allow one to take up that resonsibility….
an alternative would be to provide a consistent team who know their positions and are skillful and disciplined.
u can imagine that upto now i dunno the formation we used against algeria…
Justice Kafusha on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 4:25 PM
Mr. Algeria I think u are creating problems pa site
Justice Kafusha on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:24 PM
Zamfoot you have done a good job, and I think you should keep on, if it is Mr. Ndobo’s accusations of me that will make you to pull out, I for one on is ready on behalf of Zed fans to pull out. I do not understand why Ndobo has not responded to my challange. Can’t he be man or woman enough to prove his allegations
Whisper on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:25 PM
Ba Zamfoot, those guys that use curse words etc. don’t care about the site, so a threat like this might just motivate them even further. That would be tragic because for those of us who ‘eat’ this site we can’t be without it. The best way is just for all of us to ignore those that chose to use bad language and disrespect.
Mmmm… those are bumper articles I can’t wait. Btw. sorry that my contribution hasn’t materialised yet (I hope you know what I am referring to), but I hope to get it sorted out soon.
Justice Kafusha on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:26 PM
Muzo was insulted, Chamz has been insulted and so has been Big Steve etc. Anyway I rest my case
Amuna Onzuna on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:34 PM
Too bad.Chris should have mentioned that to HR.The would have known how to place him.Anyway,we still have three games to play,and we can win all of them.
NDOBO on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:47 PM
@Justice Kafusha
justice am here..talk to me, i will tell you straight in your face, you are there.
Marty USA on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:51 PM
@Zamfoot
The people won’t stop. I think you have to go ahead and take precausionary measures. It is sad you have to do that, but this the internet it has its good and bad.
Thankyou for your service.
GEORGIA RUSSIA on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 5:58 PM
good move zamfoot,we are all mature i guess and we are here to talk about soccer not insults.its disappointing to see people insult each other in the name of soccer.there both young and old people on this site and some people we are insult are way to old to be our parents.lets have a Godly heart of respect and humbleness.some people will never progress.
i suggest that we all sign in to contribute on zamfoot.big up to justice,big steve,dinamo,mabwana,numbwe,chamz and whisper.these guys have been there and they have seen zamfoot grow along with others who joined on the way.lets unite and as soccer fans and see to it that this site develops.
NDOBO on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 6:01 PM
@Justice Kafusha
Am waiting, very stranger justice appears than anonymous who was insulting disappears, this is a simple one plus one trick
DaMwiinger on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 6:18 PM
@Zamfoot
Just block those who are cheapening the site with their insults. You may want to have some form of screening process before comments are published. I have recently not been frequenting the site for the same reason of having too many shallow-minded people lately
NDOBO on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 6:28 PM
@GEORGIA RUSSIA
Georgia nothing against your writtings, if anything its a great piece of work with alot of wisdom.
For Justice, i have nothing personal against him, the truth is people on this site respect him very much to confront him.I mean look at the way “anonymous” responded when i first raised the issue, that it was justice. The guy responded by sheilding justice and not himself as “anonymous”. It can only be justice himself wrote that..
Ask me, i will tell you why more reasons why its justice
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 6:38 PM
All was well on this site until before the Rwanda and Algeria games, all of a sudden, we no longer have sensible postings. We cant Zamfoot, delete posts?
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 7:17 PM
These Algerian Arabs destroyed our website. Zamfoot could you please ban all of these filthy Arabs?
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 7:21 PM
Someone is using my blog name:These Algerian Arabs destroyed our website. Zamfoot could you please ban all of these filthy Arabs?
I never posted such a comment.
Chamz on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 7:23 PM
I think the guy called Algerian, who i suspect is not from Algeria is causing confusion, first using my name and now saying I am racist.
Whisper on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 7:54 PM
It’s seems like I have missed a lot over the last couple of days! It’s like Gaza in here with guys just firing at each other indiscriminatly. Guys, just hold fire don’t respond to each other if you are quarrelling. There is dignity in silence.
nsomba on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 8:46 PM
@GEORGIA RUSSIA dont forget me as an oldtimer on this blog and my old friend Jaggery I dont know where he has gone of late
KK11 on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 8:54 PM
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CAF Champions League: An open contest more than ever
07-02-2009
The thirteenth edition of the Champions League is expected to be different from the previous editions as all favourites have been eliminated before the group stages. Al Ahly who have reached the last four finals are out and only Etoile du Sahel can boast of a good record.
If one were to ask the favourites of the competition after Ahly, the answer will logically be Etoile du Sahel of Sousse. Taking into consideration all competitions on the continental scene, the Tunisian side are ranked next to the Cairo giants, Al Ahly. The Sousse-based outfit won the Champions League in 2007 and also played the finals in 2004 and 2005. It’s two Cup Winners’ Cup titles, three CAF Cup titles and two Super Cups places the club in another level of the African game with no contender.
TP Mazembe of Lubumbashi will be their staunchest rival. The Congolese side dominated African football in the 1960s and played in four consecutive finals of the defunct Champions Cup, now Champions League.
The club has what it takes to win the competition with the bulk of its players having formed the base of the DR Congo side that won the inaugural edition of the CHAN in Cote d’Ivoire. The two sides will clash in Group B.
In Group A, the focus will be on the eternal rivalry between two of Sudan’s top clubs, Al Merreikh and Al Hilal. Their rivalry can only be compared to that between Al Ahly and Zamalek all of Cairo, ASEC and Africa Sports in Abidjan, or Raja and WAC all of Casablanca. The clash between the two Sudanese sides shall be full emotions and firepower. This can be of benefit to the two other clubs in the group, Zesco United of Ndola, Zambia and Kano Pillars of Nigeria. The Zambians recently created sensation on the national team and has joined the league of elite clubs in Africa just as Power Dynamos, Nkana Red Devils, Green Buffaloes, Mufulira Wanderers and Kabwe Warriors which represented the country honourably in continental club competitions.
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The last team in the group stages is Monomotapa FC of Zimbabwe. The relatively unknown club eliminated ASEC Mimosas Abidjan on its way tot he group stages and must be taken seriously.
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Seasoned Soccer fan-USA on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 8:54 PM
Given Singulama’s club TP Mazembe lost 3-2 to KCC of Uganda in CECAFA tournamnet. While the Clube chasing Kasonde, The giants of Sudan beat a Rwanda team by a margin of 6-1.
COSAFA should also have a club championship like CECAFA have in order to help boost the the quality of club football in COSAFA region. This yr only ZESCO United made it to the group stages of the champions’league from the COSAFA region.
josef,RSA on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 9:11 PM
BLOENFONTEIN CELTIC INTERESTED IN KASONDE.
In their bid to reinforce their squad after realeasing no less 12 players at the end of the season, Bloenfontein celtic could be roping in zambian international Francis Kasonde if things go their way.
Kasonde could fill the void left by retired malawian midfieder john maduka.Highly rated kasonde is willing to consider celtic without undergoing trials while celtic want to put him on trials..Talks are going on behind the scenes
Good luck to kasonde.
Source: laduma soccer newspaper latest issue 1st july -7th july
KK11 on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 9:15 PM
@Zamfoot
I think you should hold off on submitting any new stories so the kids can leave this site and find a new playground. I was under the impression that most of the bloggers on this site were mature and respectfull but it seems thats not the norm. Cheap shots and insults speak volumes about who u are and this just demeans this blog and the level of discourse. Gentlemen please stop insulting each other and or accusing others of using “Alias’s”. One thing is for sure, from my experience on this blog the regulars Like Justice, Dinamo,Steve, uncle Bob’s and other longtime regulars would not use an Alias to post anything.They would simply use there names and and let people respond to them and we all would agree or agree to disagree on what they said.But using the acronym “Annonymus”? I doubt that!! So on behalf of every one who cherishes this site & Zamfoot, i am respectfully asking individuals(especially the late comers) to stop from the personal attacks and accusation’s and stick to football/soccer. Even to those non Zambian’s, u are more than welcome to post on this site but in a respectfull manner. Yes you can Brag if you are from Algeria or any other nation for that matter but do it in a tasteful way. I am assuming we are all African at the end of the day and especially next June/July!
El condor on Thu, 2nd Jul 2009 11:19 PM
Dear Zambian friends, you must know us Algerians are thankful for the hospitality and the fairplay of the Zambians supporters during the Zambia vs Algeria game. we also hold Zambia football team in very high esteem because they play the kind of football we like to see.
we hope to repay you with the same or better on 05/09 in Algiers.
we anticipate a very difficult game for us and god willing we will be victorious again. one, two, three viva l’Algerie.
Seen from afar on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:21 AM
Chamz, that’s not a very good comment to make. Eish, after all that, can you cool your jets please?
El condor, that’s the spirit. Let’s all keep it respectful, civil, friendly.
Seen from afar on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:25 AM
^Or the person using Chamz name! Find yourself a new hobby.
Farid From ALGERIA on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:55 AM
in the finaly Algeria’ll beat Zambia again, We have better team than your’s, but we’re not saying that you have bad team, zambia is good team.
all algerian players were born in france and learn a really foot(Tactics….)your players’re amator.
Matafwali on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 2:18 AM
I would like to echo the sentiments of those who are displeased with recent postings that have been full of hate and insults. This is the reason I stopped visiting lusakatimes.com. Like KK11 states, this site has been operating on mutual respect. I would hate for Zamfoot to require us to log in just to avoid this kind of behavior although I will welcome the move if it is the only way to stop this uncalled for activity.
Bourne on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 4:22 AM
why does Supersport website always call Mweene Malawian..??
Good For him…hope he moves to Europe…Spain or france to be specific…
If he can go to England thats a bonus…but i think he will have better games in france or spain..!!
James Zulu on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 8:10 AM
Gentlemen and ladies, this is not on. If this is what our site has degenerated to, then i no longer think its a worth site to visit. Zamfoot, you used to delete unpalatable comments, what has happened now?please do something about it. Is there a way of restricting names to the original owners, like email addresses (i.e. if a name exist the system rejects someone else trying to use it?) because anyone can write bullshit and put someone else’s name tainting their image. Zamfoot,please don’t punish the masses because of a few hypocrites trying mess up a good thing.
Magic on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:01 AM
Just ignore the culprits, banning them and all these other sorts of things will just fuel their desire to be mischievious. Look at how the site is growing in stature, it is good that we are now getting foregin visitors. This could easily become the number one port of call for all things Zambian football. With the coming bumper football year ahead, the sky is the limit for the site. Keep it up Zamfoot, as a Zambian in the diaspora it was hard to keep abreast with Zambian football but your site has helped. As the hosts of the site just avoid getting involved in the nonsense people are trying to stir up. Have a good weekend guys.
Vincent Numbwa on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:10 AM
Lets all move on , as fans and stop this name calling. Whatever bad things that have been said are indeed unfortunate but this should not deny gunuine fans the opportunity to talk soccer.
We can be focused once more on the game that we dealy love and continue to advice FAZ,players through our comments that I personally value so much.
Chamz on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:22 AM
Guys if you see funny things-insults that not me. Someone is using my blog name. Seem from afar, I won’t change my name, why I should I give in to crazy people. I think Zamfoot, should start deleting comments or simply post stories with no room for comments.
Uncle Bobs on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 10:32 AM
We lost our entire team in 1993 and Great Kalu and others soldiered on. Cameroun lost Marc Vivian Foe and soldiered on and lost by a solitary goal to France courtesy of an Henry “Fluke” goal. There’s no need for the Katongo brothers to justify their below par performance. In as much as i sympathise with their loss, on the other hand they had an option of telling the coach to assess their psychological prepardeness for the match. 3 points are gone and there is no margin of error with 3 games to go (2 tough away matches)and a tough home match. I for one will never hold the Katongo brothers accountable as like i have always stood for, no player is indispensable. With or without the GREAT Katongo brothers the result would not have been any different in my humblest opinion. My condolences all the same Chris and Felix as we still hold you in high esteem but always put National Interest first.
Ba ZAMFOOT no pan, soldier on and no amount of insults should derail you. I,ve been locked up in workshops in SA whole of this week and will read behind to understand the insults insinuated here. Brother Kafusha,Ndobo, Chamz,Algerian (let’s allow divergent views to flow as we would also have done what he and friends are doing had we won, let’s just accept defeat but we will win in Algeria you Algerian brother!)we do not accept any departure that we will take loss of a brother, we still need you. Divergent views in whatever manner should be haboured.
Chamz on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 11:39 AM
Uncle Bobs, I have never insulted on this forum, I am a committed Christian. Someone used my name to call Algeria filthy and then attack me for being racist. I suspect this is the work of FMB and Algerian (who I suspect is Zambian.)
Where in Europe, Zamfoot? Let them start like Mbola and then move up. I think Zamfoot must delete some postings.
Whisper on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 12:45 PM
That’s exciting news baZedfoot. When will their destinations be revealed. I hope Willy gets a deal. This will be his third bout of trails in Europe, the first time he was there (Nantes in France if I remember correctly) he owned up to the fact that he wasn’t good enough and the level was very high. Hopefully the guy now knows what he needs to do and will be successful.
Who is the other player?
Seen from afar on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 12:52 PM
Sorry Chamz, i knew it wasn’t you. I would say to everyone and urge them to carry on as normal, please, go about your buisness. It’s just the internet, there is even a term for people who disrupt forums and blogs.
Seen from afar on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 12:59 PM
After hearing “the magician’s” answers on the Zamfoot interview and seeing him at Chan, he is one of my favorite players. It seems allot of players are trying to make moves. Moves can be disruptive as we’ve seen, but still you have to try. Good luck to them all.
kaluz on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:03 PM
Zamfoot, pliz lets not be delyd by few guyz who dont have a passion for the beautiful game. am looking forward to hear charly cools oppinion over zambian football and what he has instore coz he is yet to give back. on those headed to europe i gues its nyambe and mbola
nsomba on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:15 PM
The problem is we are getting these immature guys who have mudslinging contest on the lusakatimes.com .Trying to reduce zambianfootball.net into a similar thing .So my appeal to these immature guys is that here on Zambianfootball.net we have mutual respect and have deep love for Zambian football and if this does not apply to you, then you should find another site to air your views.
Chamz on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 1:50 PM
Yes guys, I miss the normal and hot debates we used to have on this forum. Through this forum, I have developed a good friendship with they guy and understanding of Zambian football.
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 3:07 PM
Gents I think I know who Ndobo is. He is actually missing from this blog. The same guy attacked me sometime back. I wont mention his name but go thru the postings and you will know. He called me names until we came to terms, now he has vanished. He has been prominate on this blog but he is not here.
I have made decisions as a real soccer fan of Zambia who is ready to defend his country. My contributions as per advice from many people including my family members will go thru FAZ, Zamfoot and journalists
I sign off Gents, God bless you all
Gametime12 on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 5:24 PM
Chamz you should add an avatar to your user name, that way nobody will be able to copy your name once you add the picture. Ever since Zambia lost to Algeria people have been using foul language. We were all disappointed by the results, but insulting innocent fans wont do the national team any good. I know for a fact that Ba Zamfoot is capable of deleting messages. We are not asking for too much Ba Zamfoot, but if you’ll be monitoring the site everyday can you just delete some of these messages?
Gametime12 on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 5:26 PM
Did Singuluma and Tembo also lose people they were close to? Because these two guys missed two clear chances.
Gametime12 on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 5:27 PM
I wonder if HR is going to drop them for missing the easiest chances we’ve ever created. I mean another guy was dropped for missing a penalty how about the guy who fails to score when the goal keeper is beaten?
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:22 PM
Gametime12 what have I done to you to warrant your accusations? Please tell me
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:25 PM
I have come to the conclusion that it is you why was attacking me
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:27 PM
who
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:31 PM
Gametime12 and me should submit our IP addresses, Subnetmasks, MAc-address and telephone numbers so that we see who is a big mouth
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:35 PM
@NDOBO
Ndobo I think you have really disappointed me. Why don’t and me give our IP-addresses to Zamfoot and rest the case. Even my daughter, girlfriend and nephew are pissed off
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:35 PM
you
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:42 PM
I think that is your objective and I can assure you you have won. May God be with you
Can you please give me your phone number and I will give a call. I want to rest this case
Justice Kafusha on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 9:45 PM
WHAT HAVE I DONE TO YOU? TELL ME
Whisper on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 10:55 PM
Well done Jonas, willy and Seba. This is a positive development. Guys, I was sent some DVD’s of Mayuka and Justine in Isreal. I have to say that football that side is tough, it really resembles rugby. I should say that the boys need to be tough.
Gametime12 on Fri, 3rd Jul 2009 10:59 PM
Justice Kafusha Do not involve me in this…..This is between you and Ndobo. I believe you have mistaken me for Ndobo, otherwise don’t include me in this on going no sense. I have managed to stay above this bull and post my feelings about Zambian soccer and not personally attack other bloggers. Please leave me out of this.
ABS on Sat, 4th Jul 2009 5:39 AM
Good Point…will be very interesting to see what winning combination Renard can produce…The pressure is ON!
NDOBO on Sun, 5th Jul 2009 4:54 PM
NO need for you to call me just stop posting as anonymous and insulting people,i can never give you my number for what?? you want call as anonymous and insult.You know what? you are such a child, i can’t even believe that you are 49years or approaching 50,Grow up! maybe you are another micheal jackson, a man-child. just look at your lauguage on blog and look at Uncle Bobs lauguage.Uncle Bobs is a real Uncle we can all seek advice from, but you(justice) you sound like a small boy that just moved to Denmark always braging about phone numbers and email addresses. Grow up man!
NDOBO on Sun, 5th Jul 2009 4:56 PM
@Justice Kafusha
Am watching you
Bonaventure on Wed, 8th Jul 2009 10:36 AM
I thought Chris Katongo is the owner of the Pajero. Its actually grey and has a personalised number CK11. Its the one he used during his wedding ceremnoy to formalise his marriage at savoy Hotel last December which I attended. Hon. Munaile was the guest of honour. Kilambe,Isaac Chansa,Hachilensa were also there.
caerser on Wed, 8th Jul 2009 11:49 AM
salam alikoum,
zambia will not recover from the muddy waters it has put itself in.my brothers u must face reallity and stop playing names your CHAN team was a marvel to watch.Give us support in SA and we shall support u in Angola.
inchallah.