Former Flames coach Ronny van Geneugden says the Malawi National team is benefitting from his philosophy.
The Belgian tactician was speaking following the Flames’ run at the Cosafa Cup where they are unbeaten in regulation time in five games. 
“I left something in Malawi National team but that time people didn’t see it, now that thing is producing fruits in Cosafa Cup.
“I headed both senior and Junior Flames team, I said I was building a team and my philosophy is working now,” he told the local media.
Van Geneugden, who was let go in April, managed the Flames in 19 games where they drew 10, lost 7 and won two. In all the 19 games, the Flames scored 7 goals.
At the Cosafa Cup with interim coach Meke Mwase, the Flames beat Seychelles and Namibia before a 1-1 draw with Mozambique.
They were then beaten on penalties by Zambia in the quarterfinals of the cup.
On Tuesday, the Flames saw off Comoros 2-1 to book a place in the final of the Cosafa Plate, a consolation trophy for teams booted out in the quarterfinal of the Cosafa Cup.
Rvg is not true wht he say
Nosense to hell with your philosophy
RVG stop your stupidity talking! You were here more than 2 yrs but you did nothing to the nation.don’t come up with your stupidity! I wish I could see this post that have been posted by Meke Mwase to decorate himself for what he have doing now!(don’t waste your time just keep quite on this matter)
Hahaha…shut up!…then why couldn’t you make them win…the ability of a coach to make a team win lies in knowing the right combination, that white man just wasted our money because he was totally clueless..Barcelona my ass…now people who said I don’t get on the field to play when flames was losing today want to take the credit…mbava nokha nokha…
Just shut up already, what stupid philosophy are you talking about?
Mr RVG, please i beg do not decorate your self, where were you with your philosophy when our team was loosing as if we had no coach? you were geting much money for nothing you just came here to robe tax payers money,you are not weth to be a coach