Seen from afar :
@CHIPOLOPOLO 1
I think Chansa looked very good in all the games he played around Afcon, he would have done even better if he had started the games and not just brought on to only to do certain jobs. But you can fault Nyirenda either… I don’t think it’s a bad move for him to return to SA, i hope he finds happiness and i hope he continues his great form/career.
I recall one of the commentators saying Mayuka is valued at a million Euros by his club…
Zamfoot, hope you got my email…

Chansa should have started all the games in place of Felix Katongo, I’m a big fan of Feligoal but it seems as if reality is catching up with him. I watched all the games Zambia played in Angola and his performances were below par. Renard should have known better, I thought he said that he does not play names? Felix was just a name in Angola.

Despite facing another unsuccessful season, Orlando Pirates’ prodigal son Isaac Chansa assures the Bucs faithful that there will be light at the end of the tunnel.

The Buccaneers last won major silverware back in the 2002/03 season, when they won the League, but the Zambian international, who was man of the match in last night’s 2-0 win over Amazulu at the Orlando Stadium, is confident that success can’t elude Bucs indefinitely.

“The one thing I noticed when I arrived back at the club was that the team has a lot of quality players, so I don’t see why this team can’t be successful,” he tells KickOff.com.

“I know the League is gone, but we are definitely going to do better next season,” says Chansa, who rejoined the team from Swedish side, Helsingborgs.

“We are definitely going to do better in the League, because like I said this team has quality. I can promise the Bucs fans that from now on they are going to see good things from us,” he says.

Chansa, who is on a three-year contract in his second spell, further tells KickOff.com that he is happy with his first two games since returning to Bucs.

“Against Wits it wasn’t so good, but against Amazulu it was better, so I’m happy. I’m also happy that the management has also managed to register me in time for the (CAF) Champions League, so I’m on my way to Botswana with the team and I look forward to helping the team win the match,” he says.

Bucs take on Gaborone United on Saturday in the first round of the Champions League.

Tiyani wa ka Mabasa

Anonymous :

bob munyati :
What is happening to great Fwayo Tembo?

I saw Fwayo watching a game in Mtendere this past Sunday. He had white soccer boots on but in jeans and T. Shirt. (…I just wondered what he might have been there for…). I could not stay longer to see what he was up to as I was en route to other commitments.

The young man should just go back to school before its too late,it seems bola naimukana..

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Jimmy :

Seen from afar :@CHIPOLOPOLO 1 I think Chansa looked very good in all the games he played around Afcon, he would have done even better if he had started the games and not just brought on to only to do certain jobs. But you can fault Nyirenda either… I don’t think it’s a bad move for him to return to SA, i hope he finds happiness and i hope he continues his great form/career.I recall one of the commentators saying Mayuka is valued at a million Euros by his club…Zamfoot, hope you got my email…

Amazing display by Chansa! I am left to hold my words about his coming back to S.A and taking charge. True proffessional he has developed into, youngsters from the Bucs camp are eager to lern from him whilst the likes of Teko will most def feel the pressure.

And remember when Chansa first came to the bucs camp and at the time said he would play Tso Vilakazi onto the bench and this was when Tso was rated as one of the best midfileders to have graced the PSL, and even though Tso never became a bench warmer, Chansa was holding more prominence in the team than him by the time they both left for Europe. I believe Chansa is looking at outplaying the likes of Teko and considering he has a true professional coach in the Dutchman Rudi krol he could make a really good mark for himself again.
But even with this said I still feel him coming back to the PSL was a totally wrong move that I will probably never understand.

Seen from afar :@CHIPOLOPOLO 1
I think Chansa looked very good in all the games he played around Afcon, he would have done even better if he had started the games and not just brought on to only to do certain jobs. But you can fault Nyirenda either… I don’t think it’s a bad move for him to return to SA, i hope he finds happiness and i hope he continues his great form/career.
I recall one of the commentators saying Mayuka is valued at a million Euros by his club…
Zamfoot, hope you got my email…

Amazing display by Chansa! I am left to hold my words about his coming back to S.A and taking charge. True proffessional he has developed into, youngsters from the Bucs camp are eager to lern from him whilst the likes of Teko will most def feel the pressure.

I think Chansa looked very good in all the games he played around Afcon, he would have done even better if he had started the games and not just brought on to only to do certain jobs. But you can fault Nyirenda either… I don’t think it’s a bad move for him to return to SA, i hope he finds happiness and i hope he continues his great form/career.

I recall one of the commentators saying Mayuka is valued at a million Euros by his club…

Zamfoot, hope you got my email…