Where does ZIFA stand now, after all that noise about players’ life bans, which FIFA says it will not endorse without enough evidence? The “banned” gang looks set to have the last laugh now. – Andrew Mapa, Ruwa.
Whether or not FIFA has dismissed ZIFA’s Asiagate bans, the fact remains that those players sold our country. They don’t have the nation at heart and do not deserve to be involved in our football again. It is time fans have a say in the game they love. Lets say no to corruption. Accepting the wrongdoers on the field will encourage even those who were not involved to betray the pride of our nation. -Timothy Tavengwa, Chitungwiza.
We need a sound junior policy in our football structures to replace the wilting talent in the national team. ZIFA should be run by former players, who better understand the importance of soccer. – Joseph Mupengo, Hatfield.
Highlanders
Come on Bosso, we can still win the league. A point at Rufaro against DeMbare was great for us. We just need to win the rest of our remaining games and wait for them to mess up in the end as usual. – Sani M, Mpilo.
Bosso’s rise has been magical this year. Thank you boys; you are our true warriors! Let’s keep the consistence and carry it into the coming seasons. – Donald Phiri, Gwanda.
Dynamos
Zora Butter special. DeMbare to the end; We are the champions and no team will deny us what belongs to the Glamour Boys. – George Mutepa, Mbare.
Viva DeMbare, Bosso will never stand the heat of the Glamour Boys. – Wallace R, Kambuzuma.
I feel sorry for the families of staunch DeMbare fans. I have seen grown up men go crazy and behaving like 10-year olds in support of Dynamos. Football can really affect people’s lives. – Farai Pamambo, Norton.
Calisto Pasuwa should be respected for his achievements with DeMbare. Those who doubted him must now apologise. He is on the right track to lead us to the “Promised Land”. – Wellington Gadzikai, Rusape.
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