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HARARE – Warriors and Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar has urged the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) to move swiftly on approaching Trey Nyoni to join the national team.
Businessman Conrad Mwanza has pledged to pay former Warriors skipper Bruce Grobbelaar’s salary for a year if the veteran is appointed Zimbabwe senior men’s national soccer team coach.
On the 65th anniversary of the first battle for the right to be called Kings of Europe, a black African goalkeeper could win the world’s most glamorous inter-club football tournament, for the first time, in its history.
Former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar thinks he maybe “too honest” to be offered another job in South Africa’s Premier Soccer League (PSL).
Bruce Grobbelaar’s sensational attack on Pitso Mosimane, whom he has accused of being part of a cartel which framed him, is in sharp contrast to the lavish praise the South African coach received from Kaitano Tembo.
In today’s world, where football has turned itself into a multi-billion dollar industry, it’s normal for Neymar to arrive at a Brazil training session in a chartered US$15 million helicopter.
Former Warriors goalkeeper, Bruce Grobbelaar claims to have lifted the curse on his former English Premiership side Liverpool, which will pave way for them to win their first title in three decades.
BRUCE GROBBELAAR says Zimbabwe football is blessed with a lot of talent the country can transform itself into a major force in the game on the international scene.
Continental football mother-body Caf this week launched an annual legends game that authorities said will coincide with the continent’s yearly flagship awards event.
Zimbabwe and Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar may have spent most of his life overseas but the former goalkeeper cannot hide his long cherished dream of coming back to Zimbabwe and leading the Warriors to the World Cup soccer finals.