Comments on: Munaile defends the role of the technical committee

By: Matafwali

Matafwali — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 06:43:08 +0000

This is what happens when the president of the association is not seen to be operating full time. Munaile and his team had a good idea which was necessitated by the turn of events, in this case the performance of the team. They thought the team needed drastic changes, which I believed it did, however, their timing was way off. They should have waited until after AFCON to announce their intentions. Unfortunately, in Zambia, there’s always someone ready and willing to run to the media and expose the very thing they were just a part of! This is something they should have run by Kalu before making public. Kalu, has to show leadership and put everyone in their place. State why certain decisions were made and ensure that HR does not show contempt for his members of the executive publicly. Mistakes were made, but they should be addressed immediately! Additionally, like Big Steve from SA notes, the ball should not entirely be in HR’s hands. FAZ have to show that they are in control. Yes, HR took the team to the QF’s at AFCON, but a lot of other factors contributed to that success which have been captured by many contributors on this blog. FAZ have to be firm. Set some rules, not only for your players but for your employees. Renard has as much to gain from you as you do from him. Take a stand Kalu!

By: MartyUSA

MartyUSA — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 01:06:08 +0000

Simataa, this guy is a joke. Never let this guy run for President. Renard can do what he wants, He’s not a slave. Its called, Equal Employment Opportunity in a competitive market.

By: JOSE M

JOSE M — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 22:28:06 +0000

lOOK AT MUNAILE, YOU SENSE TENTION AMONGST THE TWO.

By: Jose

Jose — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:55:55 +0000

Zambian fans are worse than Osama Bin Laden. They are like Chintelelwe. Shame on you who can not give credit where its due. Let Fatty Simata tell us about his stint with the under 17. Prostitutes are better than some of you guys on this blog.

By: Jeff katawa

Jeff katawa — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 19:26:38 +0000

Hr shud jst go naimwe! His record isnt impresive. The team performed wel coz of gud prep facilitated bt Govt period. Not coz of the movie star ful of acting & smiling at the camera at afcon to market himself. Let him go.am sure we beta off without him!

By: kk11

kk11 — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 18:06:59 +0000

The smallness of our football politics is just mind boggling! Munaile and the so called Committee can not and should not just impose any assistant coach on Herve Renard. They can recomend whom they thing is viable but the final say is up to Renard or whom ever else that comes after. This is a simple case of a few men with small ego’s who want to come off like they are really that important and intelligent when the naked eye can see that they are just petty and egocentric. Munaile can claim/quote any law he wants but the fact is he tried a back door manouver and he got exposed with his henchmen.

This is simple, they can recommend assistants and the coach is free to choose whom he wants. Munaile and co want assistants they can control and keep in there pockets. This mind set is what is killing us in football and the politcs of the nation. If Renard re-ups his contract he knows whom he wants to work with and he has created a certain level of repore with these individuals, the results which have been good if i might add. But the small minds want to reinvent the wheel under the pretext of Law!!! please!! Continuity is the key here and if we let ego control us we will keep going around in circles. We should not accept these underhanded schemes and politricks, the ship has sailed dont sabotage the crew!!!

By: tino

tino — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:46:59 +0000

@Spaks true.this year i expect Ba Bravo Naba blades to be in the top four. at least they have recieved goodwill from KCM. At least ka K50mil per month with other logistics in place as well.

By: lelo12

lelo12 — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 14:00:02 +0000

Zambia is much better off without Renard, what has he got to show that he is a good coach even local coaches are far much better by far, he was just lucky in that game we won against gabon. For me polsen was the best coach. Faz start Ideantifying the local coaches wait until the expirely of the PE instructor’s contract, he wants to go and let go.

By: Spaks

Spaks — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 13:08:35 +0000

Brave Rangers for life :@Justice Kafusha ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Hey Mudala we are back in the Super League while others have taken so long to do so like ba Mighty who are no longer Mighty coz they are still wallowing in the lower league. Nice to see the team being coached by old faithfuls like Bruce Mwape. Makes me remember those old Nchanga players like Frijo Mulenga, Stone Nyirenda, Peter Mwanza, Happy Sichikolo, late Benyamin Abaleya Bwalya, Robert Watiyakeni, Wedi Nyirenda and so many others, those were the days when we used to enjoy football mwee!!!

Welcome back, and i hope this time you will stay, i sense the true patriot in you as bravo, lol, mwa soka ba mighty and yet you have gone to them to beef up your team, you should be even worried that you went mu 1 when you have a sponsor. LOL, i cant wait for the new season mwe

By: Gerald k s

Gerald k s — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 12:17:58 +0000

Brave nchanga rangers that is good idea of get players from rural areas.know guys from mufulira wanderers are good players thats Aubrey &Humphrey