CAPS slam boo-boys

Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
CAPS United could have been thrilled with their win over Chicken Inn on Sunday, but the club’s leadership isn’t pleased with the conduct of the boo-boys among their fans. Kelvin Bulaji’s priceless strike in the 17th minute gave CAPS United a slender victory to keep the Harare giants in the league championship race.

The defeat, however, did little to erase memories of pain, from a section of their fans, who are still bitter at failing to beat Dynamos in three successive matches.

A number of the fans have been taking to the social media to blast coach Taurai Mangwiro for the team’s failure to beat their bitter rivals.
Interestingly, Mangwiro, a former Dynamos player, joined CAPS United in 2012 while the Green Machine’s poor run against DeMbare stretches to 2009. On Sunday, a group of unruly fans booed Pervington Zimunya, who came in the 27th minute for Kelvin Bulaji.

In the end Zimunya, a once feared forward at Shabanie Mine, failed to find his feet in the entire game.

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