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Dembare coach gets ultimatum
05 Jul 2012 at 13:01hrs | Views
Dynamos head coach Calisto Pasuwa lived to fight another day as Dynamos coach after the Harare giants bounced back from their Confederation Cup setback to overcome Quelaton in a Castle Lager Premiership tie at Luveve yesterday.
It emerged that Pasuwa has been given a three-match ultimatum, starting with yesterday's game in which to prove that he is worthy of remaining at the helm of the Dynamos dressing room.
That ultimatum was also extended to Pasuwa's lieutenants Tonderai Ndiraya, goalkeeper's coach Tichaona Diya and team manager Richard Chihoro.
Sources revealed last night that the Dynamos executive is divided over the issue of the coach with chairman Kenny Mubaiwa and secretary-general Ray Kazembe supportive of Pasuwa's extended stay in charge.
But the trio of vice-chairman Webster Chikengezha and committee members Nyika Chifamba and Simon Sachiti have allegedly been vocal against the coach and was the entire technical department fired.
The Dynamos players are also understood to be aware of the ultimatum given to their coach and defender David Kutyauripo's winner in yesterday's game went some way to atone for their boring display against InterClube.
Dynamos would also have to brace for a tough time with the imminent departures of the key trio of Orlando Pirates-bound striker Takesure Chinyama, goalkeeper Washington Arubi who I linked with a move to Pretoria University and midfielder Denver Mukamba.
Mukamba who is serving a two-match suspension for the red card he received in the 1-0 by defeat Harare City, returned to Johannesburg yesterday for the final leg of his trial stint at Bidvest Wits. DeMbare are likely to get an indication by the weekend whether Wits coach Roger De Sa will take Mukamba on board but indications are that the Warriors midfielder has impressed at the South African club and there is now a strong possibility of a deal being thrashed out.
It emerged that Pasuwa has been given a three-match ultimatum, starting with yesterday's game in which to prove that he is worthy of remaining at the helm of the Dynamos dressing room.
That ultimatum was also extended to Pasuwa's lieutenants Tonderai Ndiraya, goalkeeper's coach Tichaona Diya and team manager Richard Chihoro.
Sources revealed last night that the Dynamos executive is divided over the issue of the coach with chairman Kenny Mubaiwa and secretary-general Ray Kazembe supportive of Pasuwa's extended stay in charge.
But the trio of vice-chairman Webster Chikengezha and committee members Nyika Chifamba and Simon Sachiti have allegedly been vocal against the coach and was the entire technical department fired.
The Dynamos players are also understood to be aware of the ultimatum given to their coach and defender David Kutyauripo's winner in yesterday's game went some way to atone for their boring display against InterClube.
Dynamos would also have to brace for a tough time with the imminent departures of the key trio of Orlando Pirates-bound striker Takesure Chinyama, goalkeeper Washington Arubi who I linked with a move to Pretoria University and midfielder Denver Mukamba.
Mukamba who is serving a two-match suspension for the red card he received in the 1-0 by defeat Harare City, returned to Johannesburg yesterday for the final leg of his trial stint at Bidvest Wits. DeMbare are likely to get an indication by the weekend whether Wits coach Roger De Sa will take Mukamba on board but indications are that the Warriors midfielder has impressed at the South African club and there is now a strong possibility of a deal being thrashed out.
Source - herald
