Comments on: Players Abroad: Singuluma scores a brace

By: Egypt

Egypt — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 01:31:41 +0000

Guys…don’t you know that many african players are waisting time in third and second division teams in Europe!!! just because it’s Europe and they don’t play, they do nothing. why african see just money!!! one advice for you guys: “Success isn’t finding a job. success is finding the job you were meant to have.”
we as african we have to support african football. do u think there are not players of other african countries in zambia? in football you have to start somewhere and go up little by little.
don’t criticize or minimize our players playing in DRCongo (Zaire) . africa unity. one more thing singuluma is well paid in TP MAZEMBE. I’m from north africa but I support african football!!!

By: Mabbwana

Mabbwana — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:21:00 +0000

Mose : http://watchzambiansoccer.com/

A rival site? Is there anything different from zamfoot?

By: CHITI CHITUNDU

CHITI CHITUNDU — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 07:38:49 +0000

@isaac malukutu There some who just play for the amatures which is the premier development league which is only restricetd to the under 23 teams. alot of MSL clubs have feeder clubs that participate in the pdl. otherwise there ws aron simutowe who played for minnesota thunder but could not continue in was in the second tier. players there dont get much money. others even prefer to come play in PSL after they are through with university soccer. on average a player in the msl will get 110,000 per year the second teir will pay 2500 per month. otherwise we have zambians just on the college level and amature

By: Bonaventure

Bonaventure — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:52:40 +0000

BREAKING NEWS@Big Steve from SA MANFRED CHABINGA HAS BEEN FIRED BY GABORONE UNITED. HE HAS BEEN REPLACED BY EXPERIENCED MOTSWANA COACH MAJOR DAVID BRIGHT WHO LAST COACHED THE NOW LIQUIDATED BAY UNITED IN THE MVELA LEAGUE. BRIGHT WILL GUIDE G.U TILL END OF SEASON IN JUNE. HE IS LIKELY TO JOIN UNITED FC STILL IN THE MVELA LEAGUE IN NEIGHBOURING SOUTH AFRICA. ALL EYES ARE NOW ON WESLEY MONDO OF CENTRE CHIEFS.

By: Bonaventure

Bonaventure — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 06:47:37 +0000

@CHESWA GERRY My friend TP Mazembe is the highest paying team in Africa. Do you know who Moise Katumbi is? Look at their CAF success. Why hasn't Tressor Mputu gone to Europe? he is the most paid player in Africa. Even in small footballing countries like Botswana where I have been based in the last decade are paying more than Zambia teams save for ZEGA,Power and ZANACO. A plyer in Bots get an average of P4000 minimum which is K2.8 per month that is minus winning bonuses. Eeven if they lose they salary is fixed..

By: nizi

nizi — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:31:30 +0000

AmaZayoni five go it alone
AmaZayoni five go it alone
Posted: 2010-03-15 14:00

Soon after telling Jacob Machaka, Tebogo Mokoena, Sibusiso Themba and Clifford Mulenga to go and train with the reserve side, Mpumalanga Black Aces have also now told goalkeeper Oscar Ramogoadi and Tebogo Monyai to stop training with the first team.

Aces stole headlines news last week when they chased the quartet from training because of what management termed “their lack fitness” and because the coach wanted to focus on the core of the team ahead of the four-team Promotional Play-offs.

Today Kickoff.com spotted five of the six, Mokoena, Themba, Mulenga, Monyai and Ramagoadi training privately at Edenvale Sports ground in Johannesburg.

They looked very sharp going through their paces under former Aces goalkeeper coach, Thomas Nare who has cut ties with AmaZayoni.

Speaking to KickOff.com after the session, Mulenga says that despite the treatment they had received from the club they are not despondent.

“Personally, I am disappointed with what has happened to me and the other players but today after meeting the rest of the guys at training my spirits were lifted a bit.

“We had a great session but I think Oscar has gone home with a lot of bruises after we killed him with shots at training.

“The way he (Ramagoadi) performed, I think he wanted to prove that the he should have done better against SuperSport United. We are grateful for Thomas to allow us to come and train with him in Edenvale today.”

Ernest Fakude

(kick off)

By: player overseas.

player overseas. — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:56:06 +0000

thiis specially goes cheswa gerry.about goin as a pro ku zaire,zim zim,botswana…football in such countries is terrible,zambian soccer is actually gud,but its not da issue of playin gud football noo.we go there to get cash such that at the end of your career,you ve secured your future.not all players hve the luck or skill to go to europe,dnt forget with such corruption all over,its difficult to be there.so wherevr thers dollar,we rush without a second thought.believ me if zambian futbal had cash,who can like go to war torn congo and poverty striken zim zim.gues im right.

By: Mose

Mose — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:54:04 +0000

http://watchzambiansoccer.com/

By: Gesh

Gesh — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:09:28 +0000

CHESWA GERRY : ku zaire, so even in zaire, you are taken as a professional. But tatwakwata fyakucita mu zambia, i count mbola, chris, sakuwaha, jacob, sinkala as pros, and at least pa south not zaire, zimbabwe botswana. coz in swazi, zim and botswana, the coaches are the same zambians, so what better tactics are there?

What is the definition of the word PROFESSIONAL???= "(of a person) engaged in a specified activity as one's main PAID occupation rather than as a pastime" In Zambia,we speak 'Zanglish'...have you ever read or heard any media in europe talking about a player who plays outside his home country as a pro?? David Beckham is the only 'pro' for England?? I dont think so!!! The right term to use is 'foreign based players' because naturally even all the boys who play in our Zed league are pros...

By: Sydo The Gunner

Sydo The Gunner — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:40:35 +0000

Good to know our players are doing fine else where,but let also watch our local league and asses local players.Lets not rely on this useless FAZ to make selection of players at the expense of our dignity