14/10/2025
Is it fair to solely blame Coach Michael Nees for Zimbabwe's national team's dismal performance? After all, the team's struggles have been a recurring theme, despite the association's attempts to find a winning formula by hiring and firing coaches.
Jordan Zemura , a key player, points to the players' lackluster performance, particularly in the last game against Lesotho, where clear opportunities were squandered. This raises questions about the team's striker lineup and their ability to capitalize on scoring chances.
The Zimbabwe Football Association's revolving door of coaches suggests a deeper issue. While Nees initially showed promise, the team's current struggles can't be attributed to one individual. The fans' frequent calls for changes and their shifting expectations – recalling retired players like Musona and Khama Billiart, and later demanding the inclusion of English-born youngsters – further highlight the inconsistency.
Perhaps it's time to look beyond the coach and examine the underlying problems. Are the players being adequately supported? Is the team's strategy effective? By shifting the focus from blame to root cause analysis, Zimbabwean football might benefit from a more constructive approach.
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