Some fans say Kobbie Mainoo is not playing well, but they don’t understand his role.
He’s a central midfielder his job is to control the game, keep balance, and maintain team shape. He makes simple passes and supports both defense and attack.
Don’t expect many goals or assists.
"This video is just a glimpse of the fuel I got from you—your support, love, and belief in me kept me going when I almost gave up. Thank you for being my strength."
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MUONO is a Shona word meaning “Vision .”
This song is a deeply personal prayer — a heartfelt cry seeking guidance, light, and divine vision from God in the journey of life.
PANE PEKUTI ZVINHU ZVESE ZVINOTI NDII KUMIRA WOSHAYA KT NDOCHIBATA PAPI
#muono # #mysterythegreat
📢 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT FAMILY
30:07:25
10 AM
Today, I’m proud to finally share the title of my upcoming song — it’s called MUONO.
Muono means "vision" in English
As we begin this journey together, I’m introducing our official hashtags:
#muono#zvakawanzikazvihombe
Dear @wicknellchivayo
Since today is Friday—the day you're always in a joyful ,good spirit and generous mood—I felt it was the perfect time to reach out.
I would like to sincerely thank you for all you’ve done for the arts and music industry in Zimbabwe.
could truly take Zimbabwean music to the international stage.
We have so much untapped talent in this country—artists like Mystery Music , just to name a few. With the right support, guidance, and exposure, Zimbabwean music can shine across the world.
With that same spirit in mind, I would like to humbly suggest and request: could you consider opening a professional recording studio or even launching a record label here in Zimbabwe? A platform of that level, backed by someone with your heart and influence,
You are one of the few people who have shown genuine care and passion for uplifting our local talent. The support you've given to artists like Jah Prayzah , including gifting him cars as a sign of appreciation, speaks volumes about your commitment to our creative industry.
Dear Sir Wicknell
Since today is Friday—the day you're always in a joyful ,good spirit and generous mood—I felt it was the perfect time to reach out.
I would like to sincerely thank you for all you’ve done for the arts and music industry in Zimbabwe.