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Teenage Hadebe pleads with ZIFA, SRC to find common ground

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Warriors centre back Teenage Hadebe has followed suit and become the latest player to plead with the government arm, the SRC and ZIFA to reach a consensus to ensure that Zimbabwe gets its ban lifted by FIFA.

Hadebe’s plea comes with Zimbabwe urrently under a FIFA ban which was slapped in February due to government interference in the running of football.

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Tweeting on Monday, the 26-year-old who was the national team vice captain when Zimbabwe played at the AFCON finals in Cameroon early this year requested that the involved parties find a common ground.

“Find a workable solution to this matter so that our beautiful nation gets to enjoy our beautiful game,” reads his tweet which was accompanied by his photo donned in the gold and green national team jersey.

The former Kaizer Chiefs defender’s tweet comes almost a week after his compatriot and Stade Reims player Marshall Munetsi also echoed the same sentiments in his latest interview with BBC Sports Africa.

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Said Munetsi: “This ban has affected young players who have an ambition to be like me by coming to Europe.”

“It’s playing for my national team that gave me the opportunity to play against big countries and big players. It’s something that is sad and frustrating for us as a country, and for players.

“It’s a very complicated topic and I just hope the people involved can solve this because Fifa puts these rules [in place] to protect football.

“If our government doesn’t respect this, then we don’t deserve to play. I just hope the government can do the right thing and make sure we are able to play in the coming games.”

It is not the first time that the former Orlando Pirates player has spoken about Zimbabwe’s ban by FIFA,” he added.

Besides the pair, both local and international players are also pleading with the SRC and ZIFA to ‘put their differences aside and fix football’ in the country saying they want Zimbabwe be readmitted back into FIFA football family.

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3 years ago

Tikumbogadzirisa bhora. Ita steady mfana

3 years ago

Justice Munyoro bhora ripi iroro cowards

3 years ago

Justice Munyoro chi chikugadziriswa not even a single ground

3 years ago

Rega tiigadzirise.

3 years ago

We need new leaders let’s register to.vote and VOTE for change

3 years ago

Haa vanokoshesa kutengerana dzimota kudarika povo inovaisa pazvigaro vonokanganwa kuti hausi ushe

3 years ago

We are behind you team

3 years ago

Regester to vote nana

3 years ago

All are banned..some being sanctioned…the rest are prisoners….our fugitive nation

No need for consensus here!
Just do what FIFA ordered!
Players must be unequivocal in their demands!

3 years ago

Let football unite the nation.reform n we follow football m forget politics please politicians.

3 years ago

If they put Kamambo back will he bring the stadiums up to Caf required level?Will the gvt let the nation play its games in other countries like Namibia is doing?

3 years ago

With Emerson Munangagwa Zimbabwe is not going anywhere

3 years ago

It’s bad for players and all stakeholders ..they fight for positions but they say Zifa haina mari ..saka munodei ? Kamambo must finnish off his term

3 years ago

Nyika yakafanana neBhazi riri kuchairwa nebenzi tese rapera kujamba nemumahwindo kuenda panze matambiro arikuita nyika yacho haasi kunzwisisika

3 years ago

Thanks for what you doing brother

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