21/11/2016
Dear Dojiya,
For silence currently battling with darkness, I take to the wireless sorcery to spill the beans without sounds. Peeping through the peeping hole - hold as a loophole - I see wobbling victories clinging on many faces of the ready-to-play footballers in this season.
Zhiang Gmambilana and Co have turned seers now to prevent vile of their own values because, over moons ago, some soothsayers from the pulpit trampled hilariously on their own fame to shame when they soothsayed on the match in the blue-eyed man's land. I will never use my quarter 'kulikuli' to bet on those prophesies. However, predictions from die-hard supporters owe to the skills displayed by the defending champions and the records they (trophy holders) set towards the tension packed matches.
However, the then trophy-less teams now have also got their supporters, who, through the vuvuzelas have mentioned times without number, their Asamoah Gyans and Sulley Ali Muntaris: how skillfully they dribbled, displayed field acrobatics before scouring the goals in the far gone tournaments.
Dojiya, the sweet sour situation is as fresh as the monarch of moving into an innocent girl. Having long-passed his youth and being given verbal punches for purported poor officiating, the referee who handled the previous tournaments has hunged his whistle. But the center referee mandated now (by the supreme regulator of regulations) is making spectacular spectators' faith faint and fate hmm in results of these imminent encounters, so many fans are locked in a dilemma of an awe for the proceedings. As gray hair connotes wisdom, the former referee overlooked certain minors to allow sleeping dogs snore, but this referee, a perfectionist, whose vocational know how in the game is still a bud officiates through the aphorism 'new king, new rules' - the reason for these mix feelings.
The pedantic philosophy of the new referee, as a result, allowed, out of twenty-two, seventeen teams to stand for inspection which even got thirteen of them disqualified. The judicial confederation with veteran referees and other officials, however, have ruled that for the purpose of equity without iniquity, the disqualified teams should return for inspection. The officials of the confederation have finally added three teams, totaling seven to go down to earth in this upcoming tournament. The first team revere the chicken of the red c**k and no doubt they wake up by its crow from their slumber. The second team, through the tireless flaps of a white dove, preach peace in their faint echoing voice of melody. For the fear of the rays spat from the blazing sun and the me**es of the adolescent skies, the defending champions of the last tournament are sitting under the c**k headed umbrella. The following team sit on the back of an elephant to free their legs from the burning sand burnt by the angry sun. Also, the magnificent free luminosity of the sun is the trail of the next team and lastly, we have the bold Dr Kwame Nkrumah incarnates who have seen no beauty in symbols-the independent heroes. This directive has made the affected teams joyous; but I see the chief referee hopefully nursing some draconian pitch rules.
Dojiya, I am now suffering from diarrhea of fear for if the fanatic supporters doubt whatever results the referee will give at the end of the day, the peace plant we all water to shade may be cut to hoist the flag of hooliganism. And the stance of anti-feminism will be strengthened, too, but let's keep our fingers crossed. I will hint you soon as the days eat towards the final game.
© 2016
Fuseini Dipantiche Mohammed Naporoo Kamaldeen Sh*tobu
Creative Thinker