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Bruce Chikuni
NYASHA Big Bullets coach, Kalisto Pasuwa, is in trouble in the Malawi top-flight league as trouble has erupted at the club he built in the past four seasons.
Pasuwa is plotting to win his fifth championship on the bounce with Nyasa Big Bullets, the team he joined after completing a four peat with Dynamos.
But, his attempt is being derailed by the in-house fights, which have been making it difficult for Pasuwa to keep pace with Silver Strikers, who are 11 points clear of Nyasa Big Bullets, after the first 10 games of the campaign.
They have managed just a single win in their last six attempts, something which reflects their downward spiral by their standards.
The champions recently boycotted training with the players demanding to meet club president, Konrad Buckle, who they feel is being let down by his subordinates.
They want him to know they are not amused by the poor hotels, which the club is booking for them, in their road fixtures.
They are also said to be eager to remind him that they are still using last season’s training kits and equipment.
Last season, Pasuwa won the Premiership title.
His son, Kenneth, who also had stints with Black Rhinos and Sheasham in the domestic league, was part of his squad.
Pasuwa added two more Zimbabweans, Ronald Chitiyo, who joined from Simba Bhora, and Collin Mujuru, who moved from Herentals.
Online Reporter