Fischer given new role at Bullets

Nyasa Big Bullets Football Club has given its long serving player, Fischer Kondowe, a new role at the club as he was not on the list of the club’s squad to play in the 2020 season.

Fischer Kondowe: To be assistant coach

The hard working winger who is in his late 30s was not given chance recently to renew his contract with Bullets, an indication that he was not in the plans of Zimbabwean coach, Callisto Pasuwa.

His mother was on record asking the club to consider her son either to continue playing or given any other job related to football.

Reports now indicate that the club has recruited him as an assistant coach for the club.

Speaking on a local radio station, Administrative and Marketing Manager for Nyasa Big Bullets, Albert Chigoga, said Kondowe has the ability to bring impact on other players in his new role as assistant coach.

“We thought of giving him this role and we hope he will deliver,” Chigoga said.

Under Calisto Pasuwa, other assistants include Peter Mponda and Heston Munthali.

Taking his turn, Kondowe said it felt good as he will still be close to the players.

“It’s a welcome development because I will still be close to the players and can even train with them. I hope to learn more from the coaches that are already there,” he said.

Kondowe’s footballing career spins through twenty years. He was among the Bullets squad that played in CAF in 2004 and went as far as the quarter finals, eliminating Orlando Pirates of South Africa along the way. He was well known for his speed on the flanks and swift crosses into the box.

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Alex Basopo Njovu
4 years ago

Mr reporter, your job is to state the facts. How can Fischer be in his later 30s when he was born 43 years ago here in Zambia in Kitwe. He started playing his football in Kitwe in Zambia. He speaks Bemba very well. Fischer wanted to play for Zambia at some point.

Don
Don
4 years ago

Mr reporter you have two fundamental facts wrong.

1. Fischer is not in his late 30s. He is actually over 40.
2. Fischer has not played top level football for 20 years. This guy was playing from the late 90s so he has played for over 20 years.

Next time don’t embarrass your publication by presenting fake statistics. Do research and I know you will improve.

You are welcome.

Fishani
Fishani
4 years ago
Reply to  Don

Spot on bra,you have said facts n I hope the publisher will improve by give accurate statistics for public consumption.

Chiswa B
Chiswa B
4 years ago

Late 30s? And an assistant coach without any coaching badge? This only happens in Malawi

MASO ENA
MASO ENA
4 years ago
Reply to  Chiswa B

Should he always follow your ways?

Kalulu Wadwala
4 years ago

Akupusitsa jahman. Join wanderers

Machendekhwepe
Machendekhwepe
4 years ago
Reply to  Kalulu Wadwala

Wandrers too much poverty

Arthur
Arthur
4 years ago

Congratulations Fischer on the new role. Continue shining.

Shezie
Shezie
4 years ago
Reply to  Arthur

We always know Fischer because of his hard working and we hope he will continue working hard

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