Dwangwa United\u2019s pre-season preparations might be jeopardised as Coach, Lloyd Nkhwazi, has unceremoniously left for Blantyre following disagreements with the team\u2019s Executive Committee.<\/p>\n
Reports indicate that Nkhwazi was not happy with the committee\u2019s decision to remove some players he recommended for the 2018 season.<\/p>\n
Dwangwa Team Manager, Davie Mwandira, said he only learnt that Nkhwazi was in Blantyre.<\/p>\n
\u201cI cannot comment much on the issue because he did not inform us that he was going to Blantyre. When I learnt about the news, I called him and he said he was in Blantyre to see his sick daughter. So, our executive officials are handling the issue,\u201d Mwandira said.<\/p>\n
Reports indicate that three players, including Nkhwazi\u2019s son Ephraim, were released by the committee despite that the coach had recommended them.<\/p>\n
Nkhwazi confirmed that he was not happy with the committee\u2019s interference in his job.<\/p>\n
\u201cHow can I be drilling other players while my son has been fired? The player is not bad. He has played for the team before. So, I was not happy with that. But I am here in Blantyre to cheer my daughter who is sick. I will be returning to Dwangwa this week,\u201d Nkhwazi said.<\/p>\n
Nkhwazi, who saved Dwangwa from relegation last season, was not available during the team\u2019s three-all draw against Airborne Rangers in a friendly on Sunday at Chitowe Ground in Dwangwa.<\/p>\n
Nkhwazi, has been committed to the club. Last year, he snubbed a coaching offer from Masters Security.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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