The Warriors on Thursday continued their freefall on the Federation of International Football Associations/ Coca Cola World rankings. According to the rankings table Zimbabwe are now 105th after falling four places down over the past month.
AMID the ruins of a World Cup campaign that lies in tatters, a rainbow of hope created by an incredible outpouring of goodwill towards the Warriors, even in their hour of failure, has emerged on the horizon.
ZIFA president Cuthbert Dube says the squad assembled for the World Cup qualifier against Egypt should be the rock on which to build a strong Warriors’ team that will make an impression in the 2015 Nations Cup campaign.
ANOTHER day for the Warriors, another withdrawal and another addition. The Zimbabwe team to face Egypt in a World Cup African Zone Group G qualifier in Alexandria continues to keep changing by the day.
MOROKA Swallows defender, Gilbert Mapemba, has been recalled to the Zimbabwe Warriors for their World Cup qualifying assignment against Egypt, albeit on a standby basis, as interim national coach Klaus Dieter Pagels continues to grapple with forced changes.
ZIFA’s bid to have the Warriors’ 2014 World Cup tie moved from Egypt to a neutral venue has slammed into a brickwall and the game will be played in Alexandria.
The recent events pertaining to the Zimbabwe national football team are shameful and deplorable. However, what we all need right now is to move on and endeavour to build a respectable and formidable team.
NEW Warriors coach Klaus Dieter Pagels has revealed that his a great admirer of Lloyd Mutasa’s coaching style, which he believes could add value to the senior national team set up.
The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has named German Klaus Deiter Pagels as interim national team coach. The move is part of Zifa’s rebuilding process begins after the Warriors’ failure to qualify for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations finals.
A wave of fresh air blew across the Zimbabwean football landscape on Thursday as news filtered that Rahman Gumbo had finally relinquished his post as Warriors coach.
Zimbabwe national football team coach Rahman Gumbo faces a bleak future in the job following the Warriors disastrous 2-0 defeat to Angola over the weekend. Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) president Cuthbert Dube has already fired warning shots.
Follow the live updates of the crunch tie between Angola and Zimbabwe. The Warriors take a crucial 3-1 first leg advantage. Our boys can still lose 1-0 and still go through, they can also win to complete their qualification in style.
Each member of the Zimbabwe national football team will get a residential stand in Harare’s leafy northern suburbs if the team can hold their nerve against Angola in Luanda on Sunday and qualify for the African Cup of Nations finals.
Relations between Premiership side FC Platinum and their former coach Rahman Gumbo have turned sour with the gaffer turning to the High Court to try and stop the miners from evicting him from the company’s house in Zvishavane.
There might be some three weeks before the Warriors battle the Negras Palancas for a place at the 2013 Nations Cup finals but clearly it’s the Angolans who are doing the right things for football to flourish for them to reap the benefits.
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