Comments on: Dynamos give Zimbabwe an unlikely success story

By: Dr Kanyenze

Dr Kanyenze — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 12:35:33 +0000

Guys , I am a staunch supporter of the Blue & White team, the article written by mark is not true at all. I know some of these white people do not want to see us africans prospering, if Dembare DeCabinet was a club from west, they could be writing diffent stories, shame on you biased reporters. Dembare, Decabinet ndizvo mufinal.

Shame on you Mark

By: Sydney chigwenjere

Sydney chigwenjere — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 23:13:32 +0000

When dynamos knocked out etoile do sahel,i remember one nigerian fan said it was a flash in the pan-jus wonder if he’s stil counting -de mbare rocks

By: Dalala Mumiriki

Dalala Mumiriki — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 07:48:35 +0000

Good morning everybody. It is so very good to be back contributing to the Dynamos issue in the build up to the semi-finals of the CAF MTN Champions League next week. Some of us enjoy soccer so much that we take every opportunity availed to us to express our opinions regarding the beautiful game. Dembare has done me proud as a Zimbabwean and hopefully done many proud as well. I’m extremely hopeful that the team will continue felling them. The bigger they are the harder they will certainly fall. It is not very difficult to inspire this team because nobody ever gave them a chance to progress this far, but their performance to date has caught the eyes of soccer supporters across the board. Well done to all you Caps United, Highlanders and all other soccer loving people of Zimbabwe. You have shown unparalleled maturity in support of a national cause. We may be rivals at home, but where our beautiful motherland is concerned we are ONE in defending this great cause. Well done guys. Soccer unites people and that is the reason why today Dynamos players and management are heroes in our struggle for a place in this World.

Darlington wekuRengwe.

By: kovolikessoccer

kovolikessoccer — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 23:01:02 +0000

I love seeing stories like this they are always so inspirational.

http://www.soccershop.com

By: tendai

tendai — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:42:50 +0000

i am a highlanders supporter but i emulate what dembare has done for zimbabwe iw ish if they can bring that trophy to southern africa so that it will be the start of the world cup 2010. keep the ball rolling amadembare we will rally behind you during your last campaign

madzibaba tindo wekuharare

By: Lovemore

Lovemore — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 13:03:28 +0000

Congrats for DeBoyz. that was impressive and just to let people know that Zim is dead politically but alive with potential… we are the people and happy for you dembare supporter

By: Kepekepe Magwaza

Kepekepe Magwaza — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:36:17 +0000

The introduction, to me, is just there to dilute the great success of the team from the country most hated by some. I shudder to think what Reuters articles will look like if stories of successful sports teams are mirrored against their country experiences. There are several successful sports teams hailing from troubled countries - be it Brazil, Argentina, Italy,Columbia, Cote d’Ivore, S.Africa,Pakistan, Sri Lanka, you name it - but NEVER have we seen them being evaluated against their countries’ challenges - why De Mbare?
A fair analysis would have concentrated on the team’s exploits in the field of play. Dynamos deserve rave reviews devoid of Zimbabwe’ s challenges. The team did Zimbabwe proud and i believe they are not finished yet.
I am a staunch supporter of Dynamos’ rivals, CAPS UTD, but that could not stop me from singing my voice hoarse in support of our sports ambassadors. Dynamos has shown the world there is something positive about Zimbabwe, its not all gloom.
Go Glamour Boys Go!

By: David Williams

David Williams — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 09:04:26 +0000

Well done Dynamous, guys like you becomes the cause to create desire to watch match like this. i strongly appreciate your efforts.

thanks

By: a budiyo

a budiyo — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 21:06:29 +0000

so far so good but we all hope that the divisions that always threaten to tear the team apart do not resurface now there is the expected windfall from qualifying into the semis. we expect the usual sharks always waiting on the sidelines, waiting to pounce by offering the players a share of the forex to be paid out. we would not be surprised if the players boycott training due to unpaid bonuses/wages. and we hope the jostling for positions in the executive will not derail the teams campaign.

By: sandra nyaira

sandra nyaira — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:10:47 +0000

Well Done to the Boys in Blue from a long lost supporter. I remember when I was so young going to Gwanzura and Rufaro with my father to see Dembare playing against Highlanders, Zimbabwe saints, Caps United and others.

I also remember Shaya, whom we went to church with and his family, and also Moses Chunga, who lived a stone’s throw from my house. May the younger boys continue to shine for Zimbabwe.

My father, like many who support Dynamos, must be one happy man. Well done boys.