November 23, 2009
'This is pure joy' Sinkala said after scoring the winning goal.
Germany based midfielder Andrew Sinkala scored in the stroke of full time to propel his club to 3-2 win in an exciting Bundesliga 2 match played on Saturday.
Sinkala started the match in his usual defensive midfield role in front of the back four in a 4-1-3-2 formation. The home crowd was stunned when St. Pauli took the lead in the 29th minute via an Elbers goal.
After the break, Augsburg equalized courtesy of strike from Thurk in the 54th minute and two minutes later Morena put the home side 2-1 up. With 17 minutes to go, St. Pauli hitman Elbers grabbed his second of the day to make it 2-2.
And when everyone thought the game was headed for a draw, the Zambian midfielder nicknamed ‘The General’ from the Zambian faithful while in Germany he is known as ‘Mr Fabulous,’ scored the all important goal in the stoppage time to earn his club the valuable three points.
Augsburg now move sixth on the log with 21 points from 13 games played. They are 7 points behind Chris Katongo’s Arminia Bielefeld who are top of the log. But unfortunately the Zambian skipper was withdrawn in the 71st in his club’s shock 1-0 defeat to 1860 Munich.
Meanwhile the Zambia national soccer team have resumed camp with the likes of City of Lusaka hitman Kennedy Chola, Power Dynamos duo Kennedy and Luka Lungu looking to cement their place ahead of next week’s Cecafa Senior Challenge in Kenya.
The Chipolopolo Boys will then proceed to Spain for the final preparations before flying to Lubanga, Angola for next’s CAN 2010 opening game against Tunisia.
77 Comments on "Sinkala’s injury time goal earns Augsburg a win"
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Kelvin NAMIYE on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 3:59 PM
It was indeed a lovely weekend for Zambian Football.
Kashman on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 4:02 PM
Ok, so we will be goin to the Cecafa Challenge with Local Players mostly, i Only hope we wont go to Spain and start playing teams from Laliga’a amature ranks, Let Faz Organise Real Frendlies with Gud Teams in the Likes of Senegal even though they havent qualified to AFCON wil be a gud test considering we will be playing Cameroon & Gabon who have a similar play style as senegal, We Played 2North African teams in the qualifiers so by now we shud kno how to handle Tunisia, i wud suggest we play two European teams atleast.
Bourne on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 4:04 PM
Next i want to here some Good News on Issac ‘Gattuso’ Chansa and Saku in France and
Sweden Respectively then i know that Zambia will play some good games Ku AFCON…
I think HR shoud give one of the Yobes some Game time…Kalaba Needs to Settle Down..
Globe Trotting Shortens a Players Life Span. Almost Happened to Mbesuma…
Sebastian Mwansa can Turn into one of the
Best Mid field Maestro’s Zambian soccer would have Seen after the great Charles Musonda’s..
and the short term we got from Perry Mutapa..!
Bourne on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 5:16 PM
Last i heard of Perry ‘The Principle’ Mutapa he was back trying his luck at Orlando Pirates in the PSL…
no Idea where he is now…Probably back Pa Nkwazi..!
hope more teams court us for some games after they hear what we did to North Korea…
Goverment better Work Fast on the Independence Stadium…!! that’s all we got
Jojo on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 7:09 PM
For zambia to do well in angola,HR and his technical bench will have to work overtime,our central defence is a big concern,chintu has lost his place in the team at his club,as a defender going into a tournament like the afcon,one needs to have atleast a good number of competitive games behind them,to be fair to both chintu and dennis banda they did very well against rwanda and north korea but the strikers they faced against these 2 teams are nothing compared to the strikers they will face at AFCON,they are also nothing compared compared to the zambian strikers they will be facing in training who have scored a combined total of 0 goals in the qualifiers,in angola they will come up with strikers like samuel eto(9 goals in the qualifiers),isaam jomaa(4 goals),rogue meye(4 goals),chakui ben sada(2 goals),achile emana(3 goals),daniel cousin(2 goals),etc..Its not only in defence,our midfielders like rainford kalaba and felix katongo are also not getting enough competitive games which is a big worry,for clubless stopilla sunzu i just hope the reason why they keep using him is not because they want to market and then sell him…
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:05 PM
Saku came on as sub in Lorient FC’s 2-0 away win over Saint Etienne. Saku came on as striker in 73rd minutes before a Saint Etienne’s home crowd of 24,851.
Jacob Mulenga played the full 90 minutes in his clubs away 0-0 draw Vs Feyenoord Rotterdam, in a game played before a crawd of 44,500 in Rotterdam. Feyenoord are 4th while Utrecht are 5th
Cheers
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:06 PM
crowd
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:09 PM
Justice “Bomber” Kafusha scored 5 goals in his sides 5-0 old boys football win over B1901. HR ………. here is a striker. hahahahaha…………………joking
Mabbwana on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:19 PM
Comgrats to Sinkala on the goal his continued good display.
Its also worring me that some of our key players are not receiving enough game time ahead of the AFCON.
Its interesting though is the link and graduation of most players of the class of 2007 into the senior team. We all called for that transition and am glad most of them are taking the challenge with Seba who had a marvelous tournament in Canada beginning to pull the strings at senior level as well.
Who are we really targeting to play in Spain?
Most teams will be heading South to aclimatise and we are heading North? We are even better off sticking around the southern hemisphere were most teams are coming and will be seeking worthy friendlies.
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:20 PM
@Justice Kafusha
lol!!! Ba pro ku Denmark, next you should ask Zamfoot to do a profile… 5 goals eh, I like that.
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:26 PM
@Mabbwana
I do not know what is in Spain
Asilikale on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 8:56 PM
Faz politics spain again,maybe for exposure,ciwanshi caba pa Faz house,anyway katwishi.
The fabulous general sinkala any romours he wilb ku angola guys.
@Justice “bombe” kafusha congrats 4yo strong 5goals imagnation frm all angles.
Asilikale on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 9:19 PM
Who wears no: 10 shirt in chipolopolo Zambia.?
Number 10 shirt is reserved for a teams offensive player mo especialy a playmaker,dictator,creator,attackng player and he must be blessed with skill,technique,touch,passing,shooting and set-piece ability.
Hez a player his team mates look for inspiration.
This player must nt be a defender like galas at arsenal who wear shirt 10 and he must nt be a defending mid.
Shirt 10 must either be a winger or a mid with an attackng ability if he cant be a striker,no wonder 10 cant be worn by a defender.
Maradona,michel platini,pele,bagerio and zinedine zidan are some of successfull no:10.
Dou knw any zambian successful player shirt 10.
Mind u 10 is considered sacred in football,every player fight to wear 10.
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 9:40 PM
Zambias most feared goalking “Ucar” Godfrey Chitalu always played in the number 10 shirt, from Kitwe United, Kabwe Warriors and 99 % muli ba Zambia, just like Jack Chanda at Roan and Zambia was 10
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 9:46 PM
@Asilikale
Yeah I read that article on Goal.com. Its interesting, because in African football I can only think of Abedi Pele, and Jay Jay Okocha who wore number 10 and lived up to the whole number 10 phenomena.
In Zambia, the most important jersey twale lwila were 11 and 9. Mainly because of Kalusha concerning the number 11 jersey, and 9 because of the position associated with it i.e. centre forward. Ba number 10 mu Zambia the only one I can think of who ran the strings in midfield was Vincent Mutale who was magnificent in 1996 AFCON. Then the young man disappeared immediately afterwards. I don’t know who wore 10 prior to the ’93 plane crash, but whoever was associated with that team definately deserved it. Andrew Sinkala wore 10 ku AFCON 94, he used to play as midfielder and also featured as a right back, so he definately did not fit that mould of speical player.
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 9:48 PM
Oh ba Justice bena knows about the goal king. Ifwe generation yesu we haven’t really had the privaledge of seeing a great number 10 in Zambia.
ife ndife ba zambia on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 10:03 PM
the team shouldnt go and camp in spain, the tornament ll be next to us.why going all that far?we need to play alot of friendlies.let faz use the same money they want to use in spain to be used to organise friendlies.they can invite north and west african giants for friendlies not playin against botswana, djibout or mufulira wanderers reserve.why does these people fail to to reason?am so disappointed with this kind of organisation.
ife ndife ba zambia on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 10:19 PM
thanx Jimmy for supporting. this year we are luck that malawi, angola and mozambique are all going to afcon.lets start by playing these teams and try to organise 2 or 3 friendlies against north and west african team.this time hr if we loose in the 1st round your visa will expire.no entrance into zambia. your way will be angola – france. zambia ob
ife ndife ba zambia on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 10:32 PM
mbesuma, sinkala should be called.we dont have time to slow around with experiments.its a long time i celebrated zambian win.
Justice Kafusha on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 10:54 PM
Ala Ba Gode bali niba mudala aba kosa. yali ni shimbi. The man was made of metal I can tell you. When he was playing nobody needed to tell you who Ucar was, you could easily pick him out yourself because of his physical appearence. Ba Zamfoot contact people like Kaiser Kalambo, Ridgeway Liwena, Ba Willie Phiri these guys have ma photos
Jojo on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 11:03 PM
@ ife ndife ba zambia
We can also try to organise friendly matches with north and west african teams who are in the same groups with malawi,angola and mozambique because am sure they would want to play against a team from southern africa as part of their preparations for the afcon,
ife ndife ba zambia on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 11:07 PM
Jojo: thats a nice one.
ife ndife ba zambia on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 11:14 PM
any pros going for cecafa?
Gametime12 on Mon, 23rd Nov 2009 11:15 PM
Denis Lota at some point wore 10
Monk P on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:39 AM
Andrew Sinkala AFCON 94?
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 2:36 AM
If there are guys i wud like to have in my attack squard its justice,gametime and whistle man positive thnkng a.K.a awe,u guys ua parkd with imfo u knw me the only 10 i knw ts kaka whn he was at milan,by the way who wear jes 10 in our team,i jst hear ucar chitalu i wish i was fast to be born so tht namutambako,nomba i was late lol thank u for yo coments @justice ,gametime(u luk like barker of isidingo) and nt 4gtng a.K.a
Kashman on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 8:06 AM
its the Boy Felix Katongo.. i dont kno wat u will think but on his day he deserves it, remember how he tormented Sudan @ the last AFCON.
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 8:09 AM
He is very much in Lusaka doing alot of nothing, rumor has it that he is headed to one of the top 3 teams next season, merely Kachepa though.
Ba Muzo on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 8:16 AM
Emmanuel Mbola might be there. But James Chamanga has confirmed availability.
It would have been better if we rounded up as many foreign players who could possibly come so that we prepare for the AFCON.
It won’t make much of a difference to win the CECAFA team with the majority of the players not going to the AFCON. We need to step up a gear in our preps. The North Korea win did put a spring in our step. Momentum must be continued.
Big Steve from SA on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 8:28 AM
FAZ should have only taken the team to Spain on a gurantee that we would play at least two or three la liga teams and not junior or B sides. There is too much focus on these overseas training camps instead of friendlies. If FAZ put this same amount of effort into organising friendlies the coach would have solid combinations by now and not have to test combinations duriing actual matches. I hope the saga around the general is dropped and him and Gatusso make the Angola team cause as much as we can praise the Seba’s and Mukuka’s we need solid experience to compliment exciting new talent. Lets not allow Cameroon to embarras us again even though our coach would probably not mind considering he looks at Cameroon as a footballin haven thats close to untouchable. Lets beat the first round exit plan this time around at least.
Uncle Bobs on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 8:53 AM
Justice mudala, even my hairs yayenda at the mention of Goal King Ucar “Godfrey” Chitalu. Positive Thinker mwaiche wandi, Justice isn’t exaggerating, you don’t know what you missed in this man-that’s why it pains me seeing amapulanga like Enock Sakala and Felix Sunzu leading our attack as a Great Footballing nation. Stamina fye kutina pantu it would be full of sloans. He was like Liwewe would say full of “Break Throughs”. Even a 33 LP record was done for UCAR as he was an icon. Liwewe had this to say as opening remarks in the record “No player, no player, has had such an impact on Zambian Football like Godfrey Ucar Chitalu. Infact it was at one time said that if any country wanted to take him out of the country, they would require an export licence to do so, because he is regarded as NATIONAL PROPERTY. He says that when i am on the field of play, I forget about everything except for goals, goals, goalssssssssss”. This was then followed by a running match commentary that went something like this
“Here is UCAR right deep inside the enemy territory with the confidence of a man who knows what he is doing. He turns 360 degrees, 25 meters far away from here, does a one two with Alex Chola, passes the ball to Jani Simulambo who passes to Willie Phiri and back to UCAR who beats one, two , three defenders and Breaks through and is within firing range, common mwaiche iwe, hammer them, it’s a goaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllll. Chitalu, Chitalu, Chitalu, what a goal, geeeeeeeeeeee, i never believe, 2-0 to Zambia, pick it up Studio 1″
Studio 1 would then play a Vaseline Gold Seal advert song done in english and bemba that went like this “Goldseal is the answer to dry skin problems of both the young and the old, it’s pure, it’s sure, Goldseal, Goldseal jelly. Goldseal ilalesha ukakabala kwankanda, kubaiche elyo nakubakalmba, chachine isuma, Goldseal Jellyyyy”
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:02 AM
@Uncle Bobs
Yaba mwandepula Uncle Bobs, you know when we hear stories of the olden days its like you are watching the match, its sad that we have no records kept of these great sons of Zambia.
Vincent Numbwa on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:11 AM
James Chamanga and Emmanuel Mbola will be the two pros in the CECAFA team.
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:12 AM
kashman u have made a different view on 10 ua almost convincing me coz felix is dictator,creative and an attackng mid who deserve shirt 10,bt would his team mates look to him for inspiration?
U almst got me down,the way felix plays ts amazing.
Big Steve from SA on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:22 AM
He tried out at a number of clubs here in SA. He tried out at the Dube bird same time as Mbesuma was trying out and also went to a number of other clubs including his old club Pirates. Looks like things didn’t work out. Wonder why he left Angola though. Sad to hear he is in Lusaka doin nothing. Hopefully he does sign up with one of the bog clubs in the ZPL.
Monk P on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:24 AM
I like the Jersey number 10 story , Zamfoot should write an article about it and quote some of the data from some bloggers . I have learn’t a lot from the above discussions.
Anonymous on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:26 AM
What about Wisdom Chansa, what number was wearing?
Big Steve from SA on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 9:37 AM
Watever happened to Kabamba playing for Zambia, was this shelved altogether??
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:04 AM
i guess so, not that it has doomed us we have scorers coming, and today i want to state look out for a boy called Evans kangwa next season and also Rabby Luambula thats if the vultures dont trick them into going out as ‘Pros’
soccer fan on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:13 AM
good old days mudala,when we would sit like 15 people near a 2 band radio listening to live commentatires from dennis liwewe.
Dinamo on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:23 AM
The player who wore 10 at the 94 AFCON was Evans Sakala.Sinkala was at that time playing school football in Chingola
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:28 AM
@Dinamo
Ba Dinamo, chali kale how are you doing? Evans is now the Coach at Profund well assistant
Dinamo on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:34 AM
Ba Spaks kindly text me your phone number.Ala umutwapitana I lost my phone.I will email you so that we update each other on one or two issues
amos mumba on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:40 AM
@UNCLE BOBS
You have convinced me to blogg again.Those were very good days.I had the same L.P with running radio commentaries of the Zambia VS Russia/VENEZUELA games with Clement “soweto” Banda partnering him on top.Anyone remember Harrison Bwalya from Ndola United?The lad could dribble an entire defence at will but never really broke into the senior National team due to the abundance of talent at that time.I think he used to wear the number 10 jersey for Ndola United.
Lightman on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 10:55 AM
Well from what we see, Sinkala is still a very strong player we still need in our midfield. he is scoring now wait for so called HR. he wont even think about him.
Him and Chansa are the boys who can hold the Tunis Boys and the Indomitable lions, can someone pump some sense in that so called french man.
Justice Kafusha on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:10 AM
Spaks ama records are there it is a question of contacting people like Dennis Liwewe, Ridgeway Liwena. These have written books about Zambian football, maybe these should republished so that our young lads can at least read for themselves. Players like ba Willie, KK, Shambulo, Fred Mwila and many more should be having photos from those days. It is just a matter of scanning them and that is that
Sibs on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:13 AM
Uncle Bobs those were days though i was very young. I can still remember those adds. I never watched much of Ucar. The guys that i watched much were the Alex Cholas, P.Kaumbas, Willie Phiris, Kaizer Kalambo, John Kalusa, Jack Chanda etc
Justice Kafusha on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:15 AM
I remember Harrison Bwalya, just like Chilufya Mwenya of Vitafoam
Kashman on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:17 AM
Lost in the whole world. mwasoba nangu nichani?
Justice Kafusha on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:23 AM
I recall in 1978 when Benard Chanda, Ucar and George Mofya battled for the topscorers award. Ben Bomber finished top with 32 goals, Ucra 31 and Goerge Mofya at 29 goals. Another thing I will never never forget was when late goalkeeper Ken Mwape the with GBFC in an interview was asked to many 2 strikers he fired most? His response was prompt “Ucar” and Goerge Mofya. Asked why, Ken said they too had the hardest shots. I did believe him
Sibs on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:24 AM
Justice i also remember Harrison Bwalya very well he was a quite skillful andl light skinned player. He played on the wings if i’m not mistaken. Those were the days of Vitafoam, Ndola United and Strike Rovers(The bad boys) used to represent Ndola with honour in Zed soccer.
Justice Kafusha on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:24 AM
sorry for ama spelling mistakes, in ku job
Winza Sichali on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:33 AM
Muzarada !!!!
Sibs on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:36 AM
LATEST on Fifa.com.
Tunisia have sacked coach Umberto Coelho after their failure to qualify for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, the Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) announced on Monday.
Faouzi Benzarti was named as Coelho’s replacement with the 59-year-old Tunisian taking charge of the country’s CAF African Cup of Nations campaign in January. Benzarti is currently coach of Tunis club Esperance and he will combine both club and national duties until his contract with Esperance runs out next June.
Coelho took over from Roger Lemerre, the Frenchman who was himself sacked for lack of results, in 2008. His dismissal comes after Tunisia’s 1-0 loss to Mozambique eight days ago which shut the 2010 FIFA World Cup door for the north African country.
Tunisia are in Group D in the January African showpiece with Cameroon, Gabon and Zambia.
Justice Kafusha on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:37 AM
Strike Rovers that ya you make feel like I am in those days. Players like Peter Chikwempa, Francis Chisenga and Goalkeeper Morgan Chondoka that was Strike Rovers
ife ndife ba zambia on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:46 AM
hei guys, where is dennis liwewe?maybe he should come back next year for radio commentries. those days football was more interesting on radio than on tv. dennis was good, he needs to feature in one of the comentaries.i remember sitting around a champion radio listening to his aproximations.those were days when zambia was zambia.
Anonymous on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 12:19 PM
Ka Update ba zamfut naimwe
Billy on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 12:43 PM
It was Strike Rovers’ Peter Chikwempa who broke Kalu’s legs.
Big Steve from SA on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 12:47 PM
Others dont waste time, if you dont deliver you are out. If this guy coached zambia we would be like let him finish his contract etc.
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:02 PM
Hey guys u seem to have gud memory but u have so easily forgotten me,i created a pass to kalu u remember after k k 11 air crash zambia vs Gabon in the last 5min the crowd was driftng out of independence stadium,kalu was confuzd he stood akimbo and frm no where he receivd a pass frm me and amazngly he dribled past a 6 marshalled defence of Gabon and drove t past the helpless gabon kper….Dou remember that pass it was me….i deserve flesh congrats……we won guys ahahahahah 1-0.
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:07 PM
have tryed to scan all the players have failed to name a number 10 only Felix katongo has the right qualities of shirt 10 eventho with time Clifford Mulenga can as well wear jercey 10.
demesi on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:09 PM
yeah,those were the days of football not the cricket we are watching these days.you can even tell the lineup before the match,not these day you cant even tell who the coach is…what is nameee?no wonder we have bafana dizzy na tojilijili couse the have no one to watch.my dad use to call me chabala couse i used to be a goalkeeper in the school team.now dadz are calling the kids zidane,ronaldo,kaka etc…ok naleka
ife ndife ba zambia on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:18 PM
how many is cecafa organised?i mean how teams qualify from the group?how many groups are there?
ife ndife ba zambia on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 1:27 PM
how is cecafa organised?i mean how teams qualify from the group?how many groups are there?
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 2:05 PM
Kalampa have been given the point for their abandoned match last weekend puting the in second position with 2 points clear of Lime Hotspurs, a draw may do on sunday but to be absolutely sure they have to win against Blackpool ala i cant wait, Nalelo ye ba Devil ba bwela!!!!
Smog on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 2:45 PM
Ba sparks thanks for the infomation that Kalampa have been given the points.i cant wait to see Kalampa in premier.All the best Nkana as they take on blackpool on sunday pachilata.i will be there.Go Nkana go
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 3:25 PM
You are exceedingly 109% wrong.You were supozd to say we dont have a coach to go with to angola,yo uncle HR is an imagnative coach stil mourning the days he missd to be a suppozd player he wouldnt have been.Dnt brng deliberate n repeated blogs chamz.
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 4:14 PM
Lol!!! Ilya Goldseal Jelly yansekesha!!! I remember people talking about Ucar and how in in my dads words “bale kuka nga isteama” (puff up like a train) and take on defenders to try and score. They also talked about ama battery yaba Chitalu nama advert. Thank you for the data kwena. I will be having a very good discussion about the golden years of zed football. Can someone remind me, I remember seeing a book on Zambian soccer iyakale sana. Are there any books on zed soccer you guys can recommend? It would be a shame if there isn’t, pantu our history will disappear as we get older.
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 4:17 PM
@Monk P
Sorry I meant to say Andrew Sakala.
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 4:18 PM
Ba Monk sorry I meant to say Evans Sakala
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 4:19 PM
Ninkota guys
Spaks on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 4:48 PM
The book by Ridgeway Liwena has been republished it must be in book world, i hear Ba Liwewe is about to release one of his own, a must have i should anticipate
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 5:01 PM
@Spaks
Thanks, just googled/binged it. Apparently the Yale Univeristy library has it and its not checked out… lol. Definately look forward to Dennis Liwewes book
Asilikale on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 7:40 PM
@Chamz
am saying ua wrong we gat all players to go to WC
Positive thinking ..aka Awe on Tue, 24th Nov 2009 11:15 PM
@Asilikale
Uli wa lubuli iwe… lol. I mean Chamz is just saying that I don’t think we have the talent to do much damage ku WC. It is not so much the talent, its just our strikers have been off form during the whole qualifying campaign. None of them were firing on all cylinders, and we ended up with all our 2 goals coming from midfielders. HRs defensive approach did not help matters neither, but he got us to AFCON as promised.. I think there is a possibility of things turning around for us ku AFCON. It is just sad that Sinkala might miss yet another AFCON, which will mean that he will never play in AFCON. I find that sad. I hope Sinkala can appologize to HR, pantu he is the one in the wrong for going to the media with all that drama. Isaac Chansa also needs to appologize for criticizing the coach in public… with or without them Zambia will move forward. Kabamba talk has finished? Can someone give this dude a passport, he can have mine. He could come in handy in the next couple of years, I’ve seen that boy play…umwaiche mukali.
Amuna Onzuna on Wed, 25th Nov 2009 10:16 AM
Its great to hear from our elders like Justice,SIBS,Amos Mumba etc..etc.I used to enjoy Denis Liwewe in those Days,not the commentry we hear from Patrick Nyangula,Innocent Kalaluka etc..,it doesnt inspire a listerner (like the Rwanda vs Zambia game).Its a pity the Companies that were sponsoring teams like Strike Rovers,Vitaform,Zamsure…etc are all gone.I only hope Mopani Copper Mines will sponsor Nkana next season bcoz they have reaped more than what they invested.
Whisper on Wed, 25th Nov 2009 11:59 PM
I love these history lessons! Like I said when I met up with bena Zamfoot, Dinamo, Mabbwana, Ba Zambia, Doctor at Napsa, we need to collect all this history and get it written down. I am pleased to hear that BaLiwewe will be releasing a book.
For those of you craving a Liwewe commentary I am pleased to tell you that our very own BaMuzo does an amazing impersonation. I am looking forward to the day that we hear him on the television and radio giving live commentaries of games.