KAINDU STAYS PUT EMBATTLED Highlanders coach Kelvin Kaindu last night said he was still in charge of the team’s technical bench despite reportedly bidding his players and members of the technical team farewell soon after the embarrassing 1-3 defeat to ZPC Kariba. True to their manager Partson Ndabambi’s words that Highlanders were now an ordinary outfit which does not scare anyone, the electricity producers tore their opponents apart with three well taken goals that left scores of Bosso supporters bewildered on what had hit them. After staying for more than an hour in the dressing room, speculation became rife that the Zambian had stepped down with even some of his players suggesting the same. But coming out of the dressing room after holding meetings with his players and members of the technical bench, Kaindu, who was tactically and technically outclassed by his counterpart Saul Chaminuka said he remained in charge of Highlanders. “I know people are very angry and rightfully so but I am still in charge. My stepping down news are just rumours,” said Kaindu. However his statement was in sharp contrast with what some of his players and technical bench members portrayed. “The coach addressed us and said it has been good working with us, yes he did not say exactly that he was stepping down but the notion we got from his address and facial expression was that he was bidding us farewell,” said a player. A member of the technical bench said in a rather unusual way, Kaindu shook their hands just like someone who was about to depart. “He never said anything but the situation was rather very tense. As it is I am not even sure whether he is still the Highlanders coach,” he said. - chroniclesport
Posted on: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 06:10:34 +0000
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