Online Reporter
Fungai Muderere
GWANDA Pirates head coach Johannes “Tshisa” Ngodzo is enjoying a fairytale run in charge of the Zifa Central Region Division One side, and young star Prince “Teaspoon” Gwetu is at the heart of it.
Ezimnyama Ngenkani sit third on the log with 36 points, trailing leaders Sheasham on 48 and second-placed Hardrock by six points. Despite recently losing ex-Warriors and Chicken Inn captain Danny “Deco” Phiri to Talen Vision, Ngodzo remains upbeat about his squad’s prospects.
“We still have other talented players who will always make some moves, but the big thing is to motivate those who remain,” said Ngodzo. “Experienced players like Welcome Ndiweni and youngsters like Prince Gwetu can help us achieve more.”
Gwetu (21) has quickly made his mark with 2 goals and 3 assists this season.
The lethal winger and midfielder, wearing jersey number 99, is known for his dribbling wizardry and offensive mind-set, tormenting defenders from start to finish. A former Bulawayo City FC, CIWU FC, and Adachi FC player, Gwetu brings energy, creativity, and discipline to the Pirates’ midfield.
This weekend, Gwetu will be key as the Pirates face Dulivhadzimu FC on the road, with hopes of adding crucial points to their campaign.
With talent, drive, and mentorship under Ngodzo, the future looks bright for Gwanda Pirates and their rising star, Teaspoon Gwetu.
Gwetu’s Profile
NAME : Prince Gwetu
NICKNAME : Teaspoon
AGE : 21
JERSEY NUMBER: 99
POSITION : Winger/Midfielder
PREVIOUS CLUBS: Bulawayo City FC; CIWU FC and Adachi FC
CURRENT CLUB: Gwanda Pirates FC
CURRENT STATS: 2 goals + 3 assists
FAV TEAM IN EPL: Liverpool
STRENGTHS: Prince is a lethal winger as well as Midfielder who has classic dribbling skills and can torment defenders the entire game. He is a go-getter who is also offensive towards goal.
ABOUT PRINCE: A young man who is so much attached to his grandmother. He works hard to produce positive results and improves with every passing game. The future is bright for the young lad. He says he likes eating rice and beef.
