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[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@nickmangwana More like sugarcoating mhiripiri.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@YELL0MAN I would not blame him for not giving away the jersey because of sentimental reasons. It's the first time using the new Adidas kit, probably he wants to keep it or give to a close family member.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@KMutisi @TembaMliswa Most of the people he is addressing are school kids who are even struggling to to stay attentive. I bet almost 99,8% of the people have never read even the Cover page of the Constitution.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@pmcafrica That's wrong narrative. He was anticipating a long clearance from the keeper, hence he had to move into position. Little did he realize that the keeper had taken a nap.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@rayale26 @robertmarawa It's called dissent, that's the fact.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@nickmangwana Match fixing 😂😂

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

Loud and clear.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Even the New York Times, thousands of miles away from Africa, is reporting that the Africa Cup of Nations tournament was allegedly expected to be “rigged” in favour of Morocco before a ball was even kicked.
Morocco, a team that failed to prevail on the pitch, ultimately prevailed in Mr Patrice Motsepe’s appeals committee and has now been declared the winner two months after the final was played.

@CAF_Online has truly embarrassed Africa, reducing the continent to a laughing stock in the eyes of the world and football community. The world is laughing at Africa.

Even the former CAF Disciplinary Committee chairman, respected arbitrator at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and current chairman of the PSL Disciplinary Committee, Raymond Hack, has dismissed the decision as a joke in an interview with Robert Marawa, further exposing the extent to which this saga has undermined the credibility of African football governance. Shameless!!

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

Even the New York Times, thousands of miles away from Africa, is reporting that the Africa Cup of Nations tournament was allegedly expected to be “rigged” in favour of Morocco before a ball was even kicked.
Morocco, a team that failed to prevail on the pitch, ultimately prevailed in Mr Patrice Motsepe’s appeals committee and has now been declared the winner two months after the final was played.

@CAF_Online has truly embarrassed Africa, reducing the continent to a laughing stock in the eyes of the world and football community. The world is laughing at Africa.

Even the former CAF Disciplinary Committee chairman, respected arbitrator at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and current chairman of the PSL Disciplinary Committee, Raymond Hack, has dismissed the decision as a joke in an interview with Robert Marawa, further exposing the extent to which this saga has undermined the credibility of African football governance. Shameless!!

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@iamDj_Domingo @UnscriptedFooty That's rather insensitive of you.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@_onlyscott Lampard

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@MoreOdwa @Jiyane40600031 @MpNkophe They are Zulus with English citizenship.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@nickmangwana You are mixing sports with politics. Just congratulate the cricket team without diluting your compliment

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@elonmuskPBG 22

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@nickmangwana This is definitely one of the most unique business ideas to come from Zim. It's a lesson to all that anything is possible as long as you use your own creative ideas and have a good marketing strategy.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@ibbosnr I see a lot of guys here talking about the "rules".. Actually, in football we correct term is "laws"

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@KwekuForeigner8 Opposite over hypotenuse..

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@Beno10_MFC 1 Couds, 2 shadows, 3 hairband, 4 stripe on the red shoe, 5 belt, 6 man's watch, 7 man's necklace, torn jeans

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@TorerayiMoyo @taundoro @edmnangagwa @AmbitiousTiins @freemufumiri @Mavhure @zimbocitizen @SibiyaAustin @saxonzvina2 @RexMidzi Good initiative on paper. However, we need to start with basics. 1. Proper classrooms for all schools. 2. Adequate learning and teaching materials. 3. Nutrition for underprivileged children. 3. Proper water and sanitation. 4. Decent remuneration for teachers.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@tafadzwandeipi @CrimeWatchZW Nothing wrong with that. I also do the same when I come to Zim. I don't carry money or cards, I just buy some items to resell. That's the money that I will spend during my stay. Life is not a bed of roses for most people even in the diaspora.

[Mr S @SimoraRoell]

@ngerezani74788 @CrimeWatchZW We are so quick to judge.