Zimbabwean coach agrees Nyasa terms: Pasuwa offered deal at Bullets
Zimbabwean coach Callisto Pasuwa has agreed personal terms with Malawi football powerhouse Nyasa Big Bullets and become the new coach for the league leaders.
Pasuwa, who also played and was linked with a coaching role at Be Forward Wanderers early this year ahead of their CAF Champions League participation , has been in negotiations with Bullets since coach Rodgers Yasin and his deputy Elias Kananji sacking last week and it is understood an agreement is now in place for the former Zimbabwe international to take charge at People’s Team.
He is yet to sign the contract which he has taken it to his lawyers in Zimbabwe for their perusal.
Bullets chief executive officer Fleetwood Haiya said the club had short-listed Pasuwa and Rahman Gumbo—both former Zimbabwe Warriors’ coaches for interviews.
Apart from guiding Zimbabwe giants Dynamos FC to four successive Premier League titles, Pasuwa also led the Warriors to qualify for 2017 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon).
Bullets fired Yasin and Kananji citing poor performance and failing to meet their targets.
Heston Munthali is meanwhile acaretaker coach and is assisted by team manager James Chilapondwa and senior players Fischer Kondowe and Sankhani Mkandawire.
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cool cool….we have Malawians in Zimbabwe as well…remember Zimbabwe and Malawi were once one country…
PASUWA IS FROM MULANJE OSAMANGOTUKWANA
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I am not a bullets fan but we need to look at this decision by bullets from two angles. 1, Pasuwa is a very very good coach. He is the Kinna type. He will transform the team. Hopefully the executive won’t interfere. Wanderers missed the opportunity to employ him. 2,What is the future of our local coaches? Teams ought to send their coaches for upgrades. The standard of football can only improve if our coaches are exposed to New football techniques. Today I doubt of we will beat Cameroon. We have some tired legs in the team. . We need… Read more »
Ok now i’m not happy. Why is it that amalawi sitifuna kutukulana tokhatokha, why kubweretsa munthu kuchokera ku zimbabwe? kkkkkkk please osamakhala ngati Chakwera yemwe akufuna kubweretsa anthu akunja kudzagwira ntchito zoyenera amalawi mdziko muno. Iye akuti kulibwino azitibera akunja ndalama azipita nawo mmayiko akwawo osati munthu wa ku zomba yemwe akaba akhoza kumanda naye hotel yake ipikisane ndi kuchawe inn. kkkkk ndangodusamotu!
kkkkkkk a Chakwera nde ayinso
Please stop this tribal nonsense, you can only improve as a nation through throughput of others. Pasuwa is a good coach, check his profile
Man there are other jobs where by people of other countries can be employed and football managing is a good example. In the EPL you hardly see domestic managers managing top clubs like man u, city Liverpool, the list goes on. I see nothing wrong with bullets employing a foreign manager.
Pathfinder, ndiwe odabwitsa. You suffer from an overdose of worshipping APM as God, Ntaba as Jesus Christ and the Ben Phiri’s, Chimwemwe Chipungu’s, and Jeff wa Jeff as Angels. Pangabwere nkhani iliyonse, you want to find a way to discredit Chakwera and Chilima. Tiyeni tikambe za mpira apa. Inu mukuopa kukazabwera ACB Director wakunja azakukwidzingani ndi Mbuyanu uja? How come late jack Chamangwana once coached Kaizer Chiefs? Kinna coached Free State Stars before, Mabedi is assistant for that Italian at Chiefs, Maduka holds a high position at Bloemfontein Celtic. Charles Manda and Meke Mwase had stints in Botswana and Swaziland.… Read more »
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Box 2 mwina… Lol
Therere lokhalokha mmutu Pathfinder, check in most companies now the number of expatriates who don’t have the papers but the skin. Is Chakwera the one who has given them work permits and residential permits. It started with UDF and DPP inherited the system by receiving kickbacks from these foreigners. Is ULADI MUSSA of DPP not answering the case of such kind. There is high umployment in Malawi and your DPP supports this scenario and you are pointing fingers at Chakwera, what nosense