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Although losses to Lesotho and South Africa had made the situation worse, it is the latest result against the underated West Africans, which has made the situation unbearable.
We hope that the Zifa normalisation committee will not destroy the mood in the camp by not providing the players' allowances and bonuses as happened in the past.
Word was that the NC wanted Mapeza to continue as the Zimbabwe coach, but the developments over the past week could have sent those plans to the canvas.
All that Zimbabweans want is a coach who is technically sound, has a proven track record and above all, is respected by the players most of whom play for recognisable teams abroad.
What is even heartening is that the South African Football Association are not living on the events of what happened at Afcon 2023 and are already planning for the future.
What we have not been told is whether the Zifa normalisation committee has spoken to these and the other players on their availability for the Warriors at this very crucial time.