Bubbly Buffaloes ready

game at Sakubva.
“I beat them 2-1 in Mutare and I am going to repeat the same feat come Sunday afternoon,” said Chaminuka.
“It’s fortunate they will be playing at home so they might just to score a goal so that their fans can have something to celebrate.
“They fired me just after two games and I want to prove to them that I am not a bad coach.”
Chaminuka had a miserable season with the Chinda Boys last year with a deeply divided executive in charge of the team that had a bloc that supported John Phiri.
His first match in charge of Shabanie was against Highlanders at Barbourfields, which he lost, before losing a home tie to Chicken Inn.
All hell broke loose as violence erupted at Maglas.
Chaminuka was forced to pack his bags and decided to spend his energies farming in Chivhu were he is a beneficiary of the land reform programme.

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