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'Victory over Bosso is the right tonic ahead of Caf Champions league'
26 Feb 2013 at 08:16hrs | Views
Dynamos coach Callisto Pasuwa has described their 4-nil victory over Highlanders as the right tonic needed ahead of the CAF Champions League reverse leg tie against Lesotho Correctional Services set for this coming weekend.
The Dynamos gaffer, whose side triumphed to their first silverware in the 2013 season by lifting the Bob @ 89 Cup, says victory makes easy his job as it set the right mood going into the CAF Champions League safari this weekend.
"This is exactly what I needed before this CAF champions match against Lesotho Correctional Services.
"If it had been a defeat, then my job would have been difficult in trying to psyche up the players. Now I am assured my task would be to tell them 'maintain the consistency.'"
Dynamos are enjoying a 3-nil lead cushion going to Maseru.
In the few games that the Glamour Boys have played, they have exhibited abounding potential in every department.
With new players having been signed, the Dembare dressing room boasts of stiff competition and players such as Boban Zirintusa, Francisco Zekumbawira, Patrick Khumbula, Washington Pakamisa, Murape Murape, Cliff Sekete and Clive Kawinga have to battle it out to lead the strike force.
The Dynamos gaffer, whose side triumphed to their first silverware in the 2013 season by lifting the Bob @ 89 Cup, says victory makes easy his job as it set the right mood going into the CAF Champions League safari this weekend.
"This is exactly what I needed before this CAF champions match against Lesotho Correctional Services.
Dynamos are enjoying a 3-nil lead cushion going to Maseru.
In the few games that the Glamour Boys have played, they have exhibited abounding potential in every department.
With new players having been signed, the Dembare dressing room boasts of stiff competition and players such as Boban Zirintusa, Francisco Zekumbawira, Patrick Khumbula, Washington Pakamisa, Murape Murape, Cliff Sekete and Clive Kawinga have to battle it out to lead the strike force.
Source - zbc
