Blantyre vendors give Kamwendo K50 000 to pay his fine
Blantyre vendors have contributed K50 000 to enable Mighty Be Forward Wanderers legendary midfielder Joseph Kamwendo honour his fine imposed on him by the club disciplinary committee.
The money was handed over to the player on Thursday 1st November 2018.
Kamwendo exclusively confirmed in an interview with Nyasa Times on Thursday evening.
“It is true and I thank God for that,” said Kamwendo.
Apart from the fine, the veteran midfield maestro was also slapped with a four match ban following his alleged negative reaction to his substitution in a league match against Silver Strikers at the Kamuzu stadium recently.
The club through a suspensipn letter released 24 hours after the incident some few days ago said the behaviour the former Orlando Pirates, Caps United and TP Mazembe player displayed was not acceptable
The letter further states that Kamwendo’s conduct is contrary to what the executive and technical panel drafted him into the Wanderers squad thus mentoring upcoming players.
The club further warns that a repeat of Kamwendo’s action will result into an instant dismissal.
Unconfirmed reports indicates that there are so many issue behind the scenes happening between the player and his Team Manager Steve Madeira.
The player insist he cannot disclose more to the media on the matter in respect of the beloved club but if given a platform at the club he is ready to empty his chest.
We the family of the kamwendos are greatful we thank the good people of BT (vendors) 4 the kind donation to our brother son JK God Bless u abundantly
Tiziti kamwendiyu analibe R1000 Yoti alipire. Ma supporter apa ndiye mukukolezera kuti mpaka aziichisuta pagulu munthuyu
He will not learn anything from the discipline.
humanity ,thanks Guys zimezo ndi zomwe utm ndi chilima akufuna people must help each other
Kutunga madzi oa mjigo kukathira mnyanja.
mr j kamwendo pliz try to follow channels with ur grivances. ur are a senior player and we apriciate ur contribution not only for wanderers but Malawian football in general. bongololo sazolela mafuta pagulu. taonani executive has purnished u not becoz they hate u but becoz of ur behavior. seek audience with officials as u have already shown maturity that u cant dislose ur conplaints to the media. advice accept the outcome of that meeting. sometimes its good to shallow our pride for the sake of peace and team spirit
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkikkkkkkk mpaka mmimba kupweteka ndiye ndi zamumve wina akuti Bullets ndi team ya ma vendors apa ndiye mwaonekera ife tili pheeee kukonzekera Caf
Jk do not be fooled by such gesture. Your legs are getting tired. You need to start positioning yourself for some job at wanderers whether coach of managerial.
Wanderers has had great players who never behaved such.
Swallow your pride and start working on your future both at wanderers or national team even at FAM.
Yes they are condoning the indiscipline, since he was asking for sympathy through the media. But how many times has he been involved in such type of indiscipline. Ask his team mates the behaviour he shows, he is untouchable. Should a big club like Norma be bent down coz he is a star. That club has been having stars since time in memorial but they don’t boast the way he does. He claims Madeira has never played football but being a team manager doesn’t really mean one has to play football before assuming such a position. Which team/club did Mourhino play? Hasn’t he be delivering. Masapota muzizitsata zinthuzi. He said after 2 months his contract will come to an end, did you read along these lines.
I like the heading because it once and for all settles the widely held view that wanderers doesn’t allow vendors within their support base. Simmati Bullets ndiyamavenda inu nanga awa akuti ndi maloya?
A Pofela ayi si choncho ayi koma kuikonda team ndi player wawo za mpira basi inenso zangondimvuta ndikapele even 10 pin munthu yi takhala naye kwambiri munthu amalakwa so please tisamutaye pano poti contract yake ikutha in two month time ayi please even inu mwa bwana please give him other contract please yikufuna ameneyi kutsogolo pano adzakhale pa panel ya NOMA basi ndati za mpira osati za kunyumba izi
So these supporters are condoning the indiscipline????????????
No, they are not. They are just assisting a needy player in paying a fine. After all the player has been disciplined, hence the fine of K 50 000.00. The gesture shows that Kamwendo will never walk alone in time of a problem similar to the one he had encountered. People with empathy will always come around to pay the fine. Lets hope he will not commit the same offence. Once bitten, twice shy.