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Open letter to George Mbwando - New Year New beginnings
27 Feb 2016 at 04:48hrs | Views
New Year New beginnings
This morning I felt I need to reach out to my brother George Mbwando to say I'm sorry for all the misunderstandings between us.
I watched you play and progress as a footballer and I'm happy that you are also coaching like me.
However people involved in our lives can make us not to like each other for no reason. I do not recall a day that you said any bad word to me, only that you did not know me and what my purpose to Zimbabwe football was which I made clear that I represented an academy Zimbabwe Football Development Academy and we had iTouch football as our brand.
You might have disagreed with my football posts about ex footballers in the past, but the truth is I want young footballers to be aware and learn from these stories that have affected footballers.
I heard that you are willing to help find teams for Zimbabwe young players in Germany, which I do support as a great move for you the Warrior.
Zimbabwe football needs George Mbwando and me if we are to succeed in our future tournaments.
Like I said our door is open if you are willing to help Zimbabwe children. I do not bear any grudges to any ex footballer from Zimbabwe but I want them to understand that the game has developed and I'm here to help and inspire.
Thank you Zimbabwe. Let the children play iTouch football and the rest is history.
Lord Morris Kakunguwo
This morning I felt I need to reach out to my brother George Mbwando to say I'm sorry for all the misunderstandings between us.
I watched you play and progress as a footballer and I'm happy that you are also coaching like me.
However people involved in our lives can make us not to like each other for no reason. I do not recall a day that you said any bad word to me, only that you did not know me and what my purpose to Zimbabwe football was which I made clear that I represented an academy Zimbabwe Football Development Academy and we had iTouch football as our brand.
You might have disagreed with my football posts about ex footballers in the past, but the truth is I want young footballers to be aware and learn from these stories that have affected footballers.
I heard that you are willing to help find teams for Zimbabwe young players in Germany, which I do support as a great move for you the Warrior.
Zimbabwe football needs George Mbwando and me if we are to succeed in our future tournaments.
Like I said our door is open if you are willing to help Zimbabwe children. I do not bear any grudges to any ex footballer from Zimbabwe but I want them to understand that the game has developed and I'm here to help and inspire.
Thank you Zimbabwe. Let the children play iTouch football and the rest is history.
Lord Morris Kakunguwo
Source - Lord Morris Kakunguwo
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