The former Blue Eagles play maker only lasted less than 20 minutes into the pitch when he came in as the second half substitute during Malawi’s 3-nil defeat to Zimbabwe on Sunday.
But when Flames Coach Enerst Mtawali substituted him for Muhamad Sulumba, Micium Mhone reacted angrily by refusing a handshake with his team-mate in front of Mtawali himself.
Mhone, whose form has deteriorated ever since he made a switch to South Africa’s Jomo Cosmos, immediately took to his Facebook wall where posted a message in a form of a poster to show his anger on Mtawali’s led Technical Panel.
“They act as if they wish me well but inside their minds they are not”. “So I act like i believe them,” reacted angrily Mhone.
This is the second player from the team to have refused a handshake upon substitution, with Gabadinho Mhango doing the same a year ago under Young Chimodzi during Malawi’s 3-2 victory over Ethiopia at Kamuzu Stadium.
However, Mtawali is yet to comment on the matter.
The Flames were roasted by the Warriors to completely dash their hopes of making it to Gabon next year.
The Flames will proceed to Namibia for Cosafa Castle Senior Challenge Cup where they will play Angola in their opening game.
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Robin Ngalande zinamuonekela kale zimenezo.Sanakwiye bwanji?
ntawali alibe nzilu misa ndi mwana wabwino achoke akayambileso 1
Great players like him don’t like to be part of a losing team
Olo ine sindingalol zimenez…..
inenso ndikanapanga chimozmoz
Player kuonda chonchi”’ eishhh! Zinakhala bwino kuti anakutulutsa chifukwa sukanatha kusewera nawo bro
The coach only eliminated passengers from the sinking ship and remain with engineers who could work against farther damages.To me Mtawali was 100% wright because names and professionalism is what is killing Malawi football.
Mukungolakwapo apa. Boma has to blame. No commitment. No investment. Our team lacks exposure. How can a team preparing for such an encounter be denied even just a single friendly match? You expect too much from the Flames.
Coach watani? I don’t see any problem with Mtawale. Wina impaka kutchula kuti ‘aTumbukawa’. It’s nothing to do with where the coach is coming from. He is Malawian.
Mukungolakwapo apa. Boma has to blame. No commitment. No investment. Our team lacks exposure. How can a team preparing for such an encounter be denied even justify one friendly match? You expect too much from the Flames.
Coach watani? I don’t see any problem with Mtawale. Wina impaka kutchula kuti ‘aTumbukawa’. It’s nothing to do with where the coach is coming from. He is Malawian.
potuluka paja akanamupatsanso chiBAGELA mtawali’yo, coach wopusa kwabasi, ena kukhalamo 90 minutes osamenyamo aodziwika koma uyu 20 min out,? Mxiew