Zambian football cheers Kennedy Mwiinde
City of Lusaka developer Diego Casilli (right), City president Justin Zulu (second left) and his deputy Kapalamula Njovu at Woodlands Stadium
By Ashton Kelly Bunda
Former Roan United football club coach Kennedy Mwiinde has is overjoyed that the stiff competition in the Zambian super league has brought in huge fan base since there no teams dominating currently.
Coach Mwiinde said it interesting and it become hard to predict this time around as to who will win the league and qualify to go represent Zambia to play continental games.
The excited looking Mwiinde emphasized that the fluctuation of positions on the league table has brought in a positive resulted with the increase in fan base as the Zambian soccer family has hope in many due to the good flare and skill from the players who are fighting to win trophies and impress as individual players.
Coach Mwiinde has observed that foreign players who came to professional football in Zambia have contributed to making the league strong , exciting and presentable to watch on television as they bring different dimensions.
He explained that the Western African players have brought in a different French dimension in Zambian soccer as they were colonized by the France, the Zambian counterparts have the British kind of skill .
Coach Mwiinde said it is good to see the Zambian league championship exchange hands , but the other teams in the league should work hard to wrestle the current holders of the title Zanaco who are proving to be doing well so far with 50 points standing number 2 on the table. 3 points below Green Buffaloes football club Zanaco is being tutored the leadership of head coach Numba Mumamba
