I was impressed by the move to motivate players with a $1,000 cash incentive for a win last weekend. If all teams could manage to do that, it would make our matches more exciting and lure more players. – Sam Matambira, Kuwadzana.
The club sacked Rahman Gumbo, but ZIFA went on to give him the Warriors job. How ironic. – Jacob Mazvimbakupa, Zvishavane.
Highlanders
A win will help us prove that DeMbare and Caps are not the only teams in this country. They will get to respect from other clubs and know that they have to fight for the Trophy if they want it. We have worked hard this season and deserve to win the championship. – Owen Mpala, Gwanda.
Go Bosso! keep picking all the points and nothing will stop us. You are doing great boys. – Ray H, Bulawayo. Dynamos
Farewell Sekuru Gudo
(Washington Arubi). You are a star. It hurts to part with a fine goalkeeper like you, but you have to move on and grab opportunities when they come. We wish you well and will keep supporting you even in the ABSA premiership. Continue kuzora butter in our memory. – Farai Mupeta, Mbare.
Losing Denver Mukamba, Takesure Chinyama and Washington Arubi at one go is a big blow, but at least young goalkeeper, Chigova, is living up to expectations. We just need some strikers to come to the party and fill in the shoes of those who left. Viva DeMbare! – Ian Gararirimo, Tynwald.
Caps United
Partnering a foreign coach with a local one is not working. Jere, please fire either of Sean Connor and Lloyd Chitembwe for good results at the club. – Vengesai Donald, Westlea.
The Zimbabwean
I loved the bumper edition of the paper, please keep it up. Bring us more sports news, features and analysis. Politics divides us but sports unites people. – Patrick Pamhidzi, Harare.
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