Fungai Muderere
THERE can only be one sheriff in town!
Highlanders coach Erol Akbaya��s fuse blew and he had to tell the cluba��s technical director Cosmas a�?Tsanoa�? Zulu to zip it.
The short circuit happened at a recent Highlanders FC and Mutare City duel where the Bulawayo football giants lost 2-1 at Barbourfields Stadium.
a�?Allen Gahadzikwa was called to the touch line by Akbay who went on to give him instructions. Zulu rose from the bench and to interpret the instructions to Gahadzikwa, a development that did not go down well with Akbay who angrily shouted that Zulu should shut up,a�? said one senior player.
Gahadzikwa joined Bosso during the mid-season transfer window period and he has gone on to shine for the black and white army despite their lacklustre performances in the second half of the season.
Zulu didna��t deny the incident. Instead, he found positives out of it.
a�?Ita��s healthy for us to argue as a technical team.A� Players can even hear our arguments but we will not be fighting. I cannot just agree with a head coacha��s decision. I will need to give him my opinion with regards to a particular situation for us to achieve our intended goals,a�? he said.
Last Sunday Bosso suffered their sixth consecutive defeat at the hands of bogey side ZPC Kariba who edged them 1-0.
Akbay admits they havena��t had a fine run.
The club has so far collected one point from a possible 15 in the second half of the season. The development points to a poor success rate of 6, 1 percent ahead of their potentially explosive derby tie against How Mine on Sunday at Barbourfields.



