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GREEN Fuel are the only domestic Premiership club to have already sacked two coaches this season.
That alone highlights the chaos in their camp.
Lloyd Mutasa and Bekhi were sacked at the weekend.
With just two points in six games, it’s grim statistics for Boys Dzenharo, who are also known as the Ethanol Boys.
In football, six weeks can make a lot of difference.
Imagine a team that was invincible in the ZIFA Eastern Region Soccer League are still to taste success in the top-flight league?
The onus is now lying in the hands of newly-appointed coach, Rodwell Dhlakama, to bring them their first win in the league.
He takes on Simba Bhora tomorrow at the National Sports Stadium
Club chairman, Fredson Moyo, remains defiant despite a poor start.
“We are already experiencing positive vibes from the team and executive members following the coming in of the new technical team.
“I attended one of the team’s training sessions and I was impressed.
“I witnessed a completely new team, which displayed a winning mentality that was lacking or not there, in the recent weeks.
“This is positive and is good for everyone involved in the club.
“We expect the team to finish in the top eight. We have to push as a team and see where we can get but a top-eight finish is our priority now.”
They have already travelled more than 3 500kms to their matches.
They are playing their home matches at Gibbo in Triangle which is almost 100kms away from their Chisumbanje base.
“The stadium is 90 percent complete and we expect to play our first match at the end of May 2023.
“To our supporters, we say don’t lose heart, the best is yet to come, we are in this together, Boys Dzenharo,” said Moyo.
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