MUTAPAS JOB SAFE - ARROWS OSWALD Mutapas job is still safe despite the teams losing streak, says Red Arrows public relations officer Lieutenant Misheck Kalembwe. Arrows on Saturday were condemned to a fifth consecutive loss when Super League leaders Zanaco beat them 2-0 at Sunset Stadium. In an interview yesterday, Lt Kalembwe said the the Zambia Air Force side understood the teams bad performance describing it as a passing phase. As a club, we understand that its just a phase which will pass, there is nothing wrong with the team and Mutapas job is safe. Some haters have been fueling the debate of us giving him an ultimatum but we know the team will get back to its winning ways in the next phase of the league, Lt Kalembwe said. He said the team would use the recess to reoganise and get back to the winning ways. We will use the recess to reflect on our performance, to bond and strategise for the other half of the season. We are optimistic that we will make it, he said. Mutapa, who took over from George Lwandamina in March this year, has only recorded four victories, five draws and six losses in 15 matches played so far. Red Arrows have even failed to make in the top six of the league to be eligible to defend the Barclays Cup title which they won last year.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 11:25:33 +0000
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