Petros blasts Zifa

in the semi-finals to Bulawayo.
Now the coach at Central Region Division One side, Silo United, Petros feels there is a lot of football talent in the country that is being wasted by questionable policies by the administrators.
“There is no link between our junior teams from the Under-17 to the Under-23, we only assemble a team when there is a tournament and if we keep on running our football like that we will not go anywhere.
“There is need for Zifa to put their house in order because so much is happening.
“We can’t talk of the World Cup when there is no order in our house, we can only dream of going there.
“The Asiagate issue have been there for quite a while now and there doesn’t seem to be any progress being made and it hurts because players, who are supposed to lead the national team, aren’t being selected because they are suspended,” said Petros.
Petros made name for himself at Lachashire Steel before he joined South African giants Kaizer Chiefs in 1999 and stayed there for four years.
After leaving Chiefs, Petros joined Dynamos in South Africa and, after a year at the club, was involved in a car accident and fractured his foot, which marked the end of his career.