Joseph Sibindi bounces back at Bulawayo Chiefs

Ricky Zililo, [email protected]

JOSEPH Sibindi has bounced back at Bulawayo Chiefs FC, coming in as assistant coach to Lizwe Sweswe.

Sibindi, a sports science lecturer at the national University of Science and Technology (Nust) comes at a time there are reports that Sweswe is on his way to a First Division side in South Africa.

The appointment of Sibindi as an assistant gaffer also comes days after Sweswe ditched the team before their home game against Greenfuel which they lost 2-0, after the club reportedly fired some of the players without his knowledge.

In a statement published on Tuesday, Bulawayo Chiefs announced the appointment of Sibindi. The club had played the 12 opening matches of the season without an assistant coach, with Heritein Masuku who is the physical trainer and goalkeepers’ coach Nkosiyazi “Juice” Ncube assisting Sweswe.

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Sibindi is a Caf A holder, a requirement for a head coach or assistant gaffer in the Premiership.

-@ZililoR

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