DEMBARE CAUGHT OFFSIDE

Fungai Muderere
DYNAMOS FC has been accused by a Southern Region Division One team of employing bully tactics to lure players for trials with them.

DeMbare are alleged to have invited two players from Amagagasi (ABOVE) for trials without the knowledge of the Victoria Falls-based Division One outfitaï¿½ï¿½s leadership.

Dynamos got wind of the exploits of Nhlanhla Ndlovu, a lethal striker who currently leads the Southern Region League goal scorersaï¿½ï¿½ charts with seven goals and Jimu Muli who has been superb in midfield supplying the balls to Ndlovu.

aï¿½?Dynamos should learn to respect smaller teams. How on earth do they just invite players for trials in the middle of the season without a word to the teams that those playersAï¿½ turn out for? Thataï¿½ï¿½s very unbecoming of a big club. We appeal to the executive (Dynamos) to return our players without fail,aï¿½? read a post on Amagagasi FC official Facebook page.

Amagagasi FC secretary-general Nkululeko Ncube acknowledged that the post was from their official page but they were still gathering finer details with regards to the playersaï¿½ï¿½ whereabouts.

aï¿½?They skipped training on Tuesday and we were informed that they were invited for trials by Dynamos. We are still gathering more information,aï¿½? said Ncube.

Dynamos president Kenny Mubaiwa said the players were recommended to the blue half of the capital by a person whom he only identified as Mutawu.

aï¿½?You mean players from a Victoria Falls based club? They started their trials on Tuesday and they were set to conclude training with Dynamos on Thursday. The two players were recommended to us by a guy called Mutawu. If the club (Amagagasi) does not know the guy, itaï¿½ï¿½s not our baby to nurse,aï¿½? said Mubaiwa.