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H-Metro Reporter
WHEN CAPS United legend, Alois Bunjira, questioned the official number of fans, who are said to have paid their way to watch the Harare Derby on Sunday, the response from the supporters was interesting.
Bunjira, who is now working closely with his old club in its marketing ventures, said the stadium was “almost packed,” which meant he was questioning the official figure of those who paid their way into the stadium.
“12 500 fans (official figure) were at the almost packed Rufaro Sunday for the Harare Derby,” posted Bunjira on his Facebook page.
The response was quite interesting and here are some of the responses from fans:
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Vietnam side there are no turnstiles…vanhu vaibhadhara ma 5 nozh (US$5) avo vopinda pasina matickets — Nick Schiesman Museyamwa.
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As long as we pay for tickets on the day of the game, especially the old way, then the problem won’t be addressed soon. — Amanda Mugabe.
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Our ticketing system should be upgraded, surely, more than 12 500 fans attended the game. — Hassan Milanzi.
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Zvinonyadzisa izvi, can someone push for electronic ticketing system tione kuti ndiani chaiye arikuramba otipa mareasons ake. — Percy Johnson.
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They still do this? I guess soccer is still run by thieves. — Marshall Shonhai.
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Maybe, they mean 12k DeMbare fans, CAPS and company not counted. — Lloyd Mujukwa.
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Kune matsotso kunze uku, that’s why they don’t want to hear anything about electronic ticketing system. There were more than 26k fans there. — Donald Nyakudya.
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Next Derby or DeMbare/Bosso game I want to count for myself. — OkunyeFuthi.
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City End and Vietnam was full, VIP and Mbare End almost half full. — Admire TD Munayi.
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Electronic ticketing system should be introduced. Unfortunately, I don’t see these thieves allowing this to happen in Zimbabwean football. This is a shame. — Dinzie Madamombe.
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