Comments on: Blog: ‘Ki-nako’ to put an end to a losers philosophy http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/ Provides the latest zambian soccer news Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:11:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Uncle Bobs http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-457466 Uncle Bobs Mon, 01 Feb 2010 08:40:23 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-457466 Ba Marty. just compliment and comlement what Sparks has written about as someone else may say "We need more than a good stadium and Marty should be comprehensive" rather than rubbish which we may also call Zambian mentality (whatever it is, if it is good i am there). Hey what about sourcing some sponsorship for a Zambian Team while you are there as Sparks may just be doing the same!! Ba Marty. just compliment and comlement what Sparks has written about as someone else may say “We need more than a good stadium and Marty should be comprehensive” rather than rubbish which we may also call Zambian mentality (whatever it is, if it is good i am there). Hey what about sourcing some sponsorship for a Zambian Team while you are there as Sparks may just be doing the same!!

]]> By: MartyUSA http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456772 MartyUSA Sat, 30 Jan 2010 01:39:06 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456772 Here is the Zambian mentality i talk about. "Passed glory is no guarantee for future success". This is the first time we have made the quaterfinals in 14yrs. YES, YES we ought to celebrate our re-emergence back on to the soccer scene. You don't start building a sky scrapper by first building the pent house/ sky deck. You start with the foundation. And this my fellow bloggers is the beginning of the chipolopolo menace. We need a good stadium, that's what "Mr Sparks" should writing on. Follow up on the Progress. Let the Zambian's rejoice for once. We are not BRAZIL. Here is the Zambian mentality i talk about. “Passed glory is no guarantee for future success”. This is the first time we have made the quaterfinals in 14yrs. YES, YES we ought to celebrate our re-emergence back on to the soccer scene. You don’t start building a sky scrapper by first building the pent house/ sky deck. You start with the foundation. And this my fellow bloggers is the beginning of the chipolopolo menace.

We need a good stadium, that’s what “Mr Sparks” should writing on. Follow up on the Progress. Let the Zambian’s rejoice for once. We are not BRAZIL.

]]> By: mbesuma does it again http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456760 mbesuma does it again Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:42:39 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456760 the thing we shud understand is that yes we were a good team but not great and now we are an average team with great potential from wat i saw so can 2010 should be used as a stepping stone, so once the nxt tournament comes up we should try and aim for the semi's nd anything other than that we shud take it as a bonus lets take things step by step.lets not kid ourselves we are not there yet it takes time.lets keep improving.. the thing we shud understand is that yes we were a good team but not great and now we are an average team with great potential from wat i saw so can 2010 should be used as a stepping stone, so once the nxt tournament comes up we should try and aim for the semi’s nd anything other than that we shud take it as a bonus lets take things step by step.lets not kid ourselves we are not there yet it takes time.lets keep improving..

]]> By: Mugabi. j http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456739 Mugabi. j Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:52:34 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456739 No crime in celebrating .well done Chipolopolo. The question from now on ward is ,what is the next step from here.zambia has a lot of potential how best can it be tapped to cultivate a culture of consistency to put us among the top teams in Africa and ultimately among the best in the world.Now my friends that calls for a lot of work .Are we ready? No crime in celebrating .well done Chipolopolo. The question from now on ward is ,what is the next step from here.zambia has a lot of potential how best can it be tapped to cultivate a culture of consistency to put us among the top teams in Africa and ultimately among the best in the world.Now my friends that calls for a lot of work .Are we ready?

]]> By: Justice Kafusha http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456734 Justice Kafusha Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:00:45 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456734 glad glad

]]> By: Justice Kafusha http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456733 Justice Kafusha Fri, 29 Jan 2010 20:00:17 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456733 <blockquote cite="#commentbody-456729"> <strong><a href="#comment-456729" rel="nofollow">Kai Kai </a> :</strong>@ Gametime, I rushed to post my comments before reading all the other posts in detail. And I agree with you entirely earlier on when you say we have never achieved anything other finish second best. That’s the point I was also trying to make. I remember that brother, Jaggari, had also written the same thing some time ago. Even with our Kalus and other great heroes, we never won the nations cup or reached the world cup. I’m sure that if you ranked all the African teams since the early 60s, Zambia would barely make top ten. Member number nine or even ten itself. We have been in the wilderness since 1996 and that’s not good.</blockquote> Hello Brother, Just to put things on record, I am gald to inform you that the National squad of 1974 that reached the finals of AFCON74 in Egypt was actually the first National football team to qualifiy for the Olympic football finals. This team travelled to Mexico in the company of boxers Late Lottie Mwale, Chisanda Muti and Charm Chiteule, however due to ba KK and ama politics, cold war, USSR, Cuba boycot KK withdrew our team, just anyother step backwards for us, next, Gabon. I think twalitipwa mwe

Kai Kai :@ Gametime, I rushed to post my comments before reading all the other posts in detail. And I agree with you entirely earlier on when you say we have never achieved anything other finish second best. That’s the point I was also trying to make. I remember that brother, Jaggari, had also written the same thing some time ago. Even with our Kalus and other great heroes, we never won the nations cup or reached the world cup. I’m sure that if you ranked all the African teams since the early 60s, Zambia would barely make top ten. Member number nine or even ten itself. We have been in the wilderness since 1996 and that’s not good.

Hello Brother,

Just to put things on record, I am gald to inform you that the National squad of 1974 that reached the finals of AFCON74 in Egypt was actually the first National football team to qualifiy for the Olympic football finals. This team travelled to Mexico in the company of boxers Late Lottie Mwale, Chisanda Muti and Charm Chiteule, however due to ba KK and ama politics, cold war, USSR, Cuba boycot KK withdrew our team, just anyother step backwards for us, next, Gabon. I think twalitipwa mwe

]]> By: Kai Kai http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456729 Kai Kai Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:10:48 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456729 @ Gametime, I rushed to post my comments before reading all the other posts in detail. And I agree with you entirely earlier on when you say we have never achieved anything other finish second best. That's the point I was also trying to make. I remember that brother, Jaggari, had also written the same thing some time ago. Even with our Kalus and other great heroes, we never won the nations cup or reached the world cup. I'm sure that if you ranked all the African teams since the early 60s, Zambia would barely make top ten. Member number nine or even ten itself. We have been in the wilderness since 1996 and that's not good. @ Gametime, I rushed to post my comments before reading all the other posts in detail. And I agree with you entirely earlier on when you say we have never achieved anything other finish second best. That’s the point I was also trying to make. I remember that brother, Jaggari, had also written the same thing some time ago. Even with our Kalus and other great heroes, we never won the nations cup or reached the world cup. I’m sure that if you ranked all the African teams since the early 60s, Zambia would barely make top ten. Member number nine or even ten itself. We have been in the wilderness since 1996 and that’s not good.

]]> By: Kai Kai http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456727 Kai Kai Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:02:57 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456727 This article is what you call "fluff." it is all rhetoric. Mr. Spaks is just expressing an opinion with nothing to back it. As far as I can remember Zambian has never achieved anything in football other than finish runners-up twice at the Nations Cup. They've never won the Cup and they've never qualified for the World Cup. They have been contenders that's all, even when they had those great players of old. They have been very bad in the last 14 years and the reason why people are celebrating the Angola "success' is really because many believe it signals Zambia's return to contender status. It means that now whenever we play the recognized African giants, we don't have to fear. It means that we can beat them. If Spaks had said, "well, Zambia were champions in this year and that year and we qualified for the World Cup four times and reached the quarterfinals once, we should not be happy with a quarterfinal finish in Angola," he would have had a point. But he has no argument because second best IS THE BEST THAT WE HAVE EVER ACHIEVED. So the brother is writing much about nothing. He doesn't even offer suggestions on the way forward. That's what you call "fluff." This article is what you call “fluff.” it is all rhetoric. Mr. Spaks is just expressing an opinion with nothing to back it. As far as I can remember Zambian has never achieved anything in football other than finish runners-up twice at the Nations Cup. They’ve never won the Cup and they’ve never qualified for the World Cup. They have been contenders that’s all, even when they had those great players of old. They have been very bad in the last 14 years and the reason why people are celebrating the Angola “success’ is really because many believe it signals Zambia’s return to contender status. It means that now whenever we play the recognized African giants, we don’t have to fear. It means that we can beat them. If Spaks had said, “well, Zambia were champions in this year and that year and we qualified for the World Cup four times and reached the quarterfinals once, we should not be happy with a quarterfinal finish in Angola,” he would have had a point. But he has no argument because second best IS THE BEST THAT WE HAVE EVER ACHIEVED. So the brother is writing much about nothing. He doesn’t even offer suggestions on the way forward. That’s what you call “fluff.”

]]> By: Justice Kafusha http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456720 Justice Kafusha Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:16:58 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456720 <a href="#comment-456706" rel="nofollow">@Gametime12 </a> Good points you have raised and I support that. This thing of we almost, we almost, we almost, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best,..........................................when will this crap come to a stop Fine we did well, but is that the best we can????? @Gametime12

Good points you have raised and I support that. This thing of we almost, we almost, we almost, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best, we tried our best,……………………………………when will this crap come to a stop

Fine we did well, but is that the best we can?????

]]> By: Justice Kafusha http://www.zambianfootball.net/2010/01/29/blog-ke-nako-to-put-an-end-to-a-losers-philosophy/comment-page-2/#comment-456719 Justice Kafusha Fri, 29 Jan 2010 17:12:12 +0000 http://www.zambianfootball.net/?p=4219#comment-456719 I have no problem with your response it was just this rubbishing that I thought could have been put into a better tone, otherwise for me your views and those of Spaks have my blessings, it is up to the rest to comment in accordance with the way they interprate his article and your counter attack. I respect you both for sure Cheers to both of you I have no problem with your response it was just this rubbishing that I thought could have been put into a better tone, otherwise for me your views and those of Spaks have my blessings, it is up to the rest to comment in accordance with the way they interprate his article and your counter attack.

I respect you both for sure

Cheers to both of you

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