Uncle Bobs :The problem Ba Kabs is that genuine agents are bein chased away from Zambia. This is the best time for ADVISORY ROLES not only when the SLAVES (Players) are being sold. Strange that the VULTURES keep quiet at such times and it is at such times some well meaning ADMINSITRATORS that are called names come in and players flock to them in secerecy (you would be amazed how many). I also hear that some Soccer Officials borrow money from players (even at National level rumour has it-this is the truth and nothing but the truth and only an IDIOT can deny it as abaiche have confided in some club chairmen that told me so). Some soccer scoundrel was allegedly demanding bribes from some U20 players from Kitwe when receiving their passports. To you bootlickers and cadres, these are issues you need to be telling your heroes instead of licking their filth boots.
Ba Muzo, people like you and I should not give up on these spoilt kids but offer free of charge advice kubaiche before these billions of blue blistering bernacles (like Captain Haddock in the Tintin comic series) would say for those who are old enough, see it as another opportunity to make money.
Like for Mbola I am worried about our piece of gem. How come these things are only rife now and not before is what these cabal of hyenas that support blindly need question. For the very last time (sorry Ba Anonymous) people just need to learn a leaf from Mahtani!!!

Ba mudala I can read bitterness in your article. Don’t take things personal. This is a public site were people debate for or against. Calling those with different views from yours is quite primitive. By the way,your continous reference to Mahtani makes me believe you are Simata.

LOKOMBWE :NATIONAL team coach Herve Renard says Mozambique are the only threat to Zambia’s qualification to the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations finals.
Renard said in an interview in Lusaka on Wednesday night that Mozambique will be a hard nut to crack.
Comoros Island, Libya, Mozambique and Zambia have been placed in Group Three of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers for the finals to be co-hosted by Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.
“I am not saying these other teams can’t beat Zambia, they are capable of doing it but the main threat will be Mozambique. Zambia needs adequate preparations.
“We have very good players who are capable of delivering to the expectations of the nation,” Renard said.
Zambia have faced Mozambique in the Cosafa Senior Challenge Cup on many occasions and have won all the games, the most recent being a 2-0 win in the semi-finals of the 2009 edition in Harare.
Zambia beat Mozambique 1-0 in the build-up to the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations in Angola.
Renard led Zambia to the 2010 Angola Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals while Mozambique were ejected in the preliminary round.
The 12 group winners will qualify automatically, along with three best second-place finishers.The qualifying campaign starts in September.
And Renard said he will know his fate after meeting the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) executive committee this monthend.
Renard said the meeting with the FAZ executive will discuss his contract, which expires in May.
He said if FAZ decides to renew his contract, he is ready to continue drilling the Chipolopolo.
“I don’t know which team I will be coaching next. I’m yet to sit down with FAZ to talk about my contract. I will only be able to know my next step after the meeting with FAZ,” Renard said.
He refuted media allegations that he will be tutoring Angola.
The Frenchman said there were a lot of speculations in football.
He, however, said if any country offered him a contract, he will take it.
“I was interviewed by one newspaper in Angola and I was asked that given a chance to coach that team (Angola) would I take the job? I said yes, because Angola is a good team. I didn’t say I will leave Zambia to join Angola, no.
“I know that it’s a wish of every coach in the world to coach at the World Cup. If at all I want to make any movement from Zambia to join another team, I am definitely going to tell everyone, even give reasons as to why I have made a move,” Renard s

My kinda guy!! Tell it as it is. Pitty that we are always ready to misquote you.

Renard said in an interview in Lusaka on Wednesday night that Mozambique will be a hard nut to crack.

Comoros Island, Libya, Mozambique and Zambia have been placed in Group Three of the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers for the finals to be co-hosted by Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.

“I am not saying these other teams can’t beat Zambia, they are capable of doing it but the main threat will be Mozambique. Zambia needs adequate preparations.

“We have very good players who are capable of delivering to the expectations of the nation,” Renard said.

Zambia have faced Mozambique in the Cosafa Senior Challenge Cup on many occasions and have won all the games, the most recent being a 2-0 win in the semi-finals of the 2009 edition in Harare.

Zambia beat Mozambique 1-0 in the build-up to the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations in Angola.

Renard led Zambia to the 2010 Angola Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals while Mozambique were ejected in the preliminary round.

The 12 group winners will qualify automatically, along with three best second-place finishers.
The qualifying campaign starts in September.

And Renard said he will know his fate after meeting the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) executive committee this monthend.

Renard said the meeting with the FAZ executive will discuss his contract, which expires in May.

He said if FAZ decides to renew his contract, he is ready to continue drilling the Chipolopolo.

“I don’t know which team I will be coaching next. I’m yet to sit down with FAZ to talk about my contract. I will only be able to know my next step after the meeting with FAZ,” Renard said.

He refuted media allegations that he will be tutoring Angola.

The Frenchman said there were a lot of speculations in football.

He, however, said if any country offered him a contract, he will take it.

“I was interviewed by one newspaper in Angola and I was asked that given a chance to coach that team (Angola) would I take the job? I said yes, because Angola is a good team. I didn’t say I will leave Zambia to join Angola, no.

“I know that it’s a wish of every coach in the world to coach at the World Cup. If at all I want to make any movement from Zambia to join another team, I am definitely going to tell everyone, even give reasons as to why I have made a move,” Renard s

Ba Muzo, people like you and I should not give up on these spoilt kids but offer free of charge advice kubaiche before these billions of blue blistering bernacles (like Captain Haddock in the Tintin comic series) would say for those who are old enough, see it as another opportunity to make money.

Like for Mbola I am worried about our piece of gem. How come these things are only rife now and not before is what these cabal of hyenas that support blindly need question. For the very last time (sorry Ba Anonymous) people just need to learn a leaf from Mahtani!!!