Malawi Blantyre based super league side Mighty Wanderers Coach Eliah Kananji has blamed his players for not showing commitment to the game following their 3-0 loss to Mzuzu University FC on Saturday.
The former Bullets coach wondered why the players show much effort during training sessions but choose to not show up during games.
”If they have problem with me they could have said, rather than to frustrate me with their type of play, it’s not football,” said Kananji.
Kananji also noted that the nomads usually have golden opportunities to score in every game they play in the league but they fail to utilize them.
Last weekend, Victor Gondwe who scored twice and Wacheta Mwenifumbo, who netted once for Mzuni, shined on top of Lali Lubani stars Muhamad Sulumba, Luka Bruno Milanzi, Jabulani Linje and Victor Nyirenda who failed to punish the rookies.
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I love NOMA 4 LIFE;kochi alibe vuto koma ma player makamaka striking force yathu yilibe ochinya zigoli.tingawine bwanji ngati sitikuchinya?next season try to find good strikers.Nawe wa bullets nde usayelekeze kutokota TNM inde mwatenga koma sikukwanilaso kubweza ngongole yanu ya 90 MILLION
Ngati maplayer akukana kugwila tchito awathamangise ndizitsilu
Team manager Chembekezo Zidana achoke munthu wa usiru. amenewa ndi ena amene akupangisa kuti team iziluza stupid manager. Zimatiwawatu.