Philemon Jambaya
Former Dynamos coach Tonderai Ndiraya is targeting his first set of three points when he clashes with his former paymasters on Saturday.
Ndiraya, who parted ways with the Glamour Boys last year after the team decided not to renew his contract and joined newly-promoted Simba Bhora, has found the going tough as he has lost to FC Platinum and Chicken Inn in his first two matches of the 2023 season.
He will be playing a well-oiled Dynamos, which last week demolished the Construction Boys, Sheasham.
“Another tough one (against Dynamos), but this is the level that we are now competing at. We just have to put our act together and take the game to Dynamos and try to get a result. We are playing at home, although really it won’t be an advantage.
“I think in terms of presence, we won’t be travelling so, we hope to take the game to Dynamos and get that result. It has been a difficult two weeks for us, but I think it is a test of character.
“We need to be very strong and make sure that we get a result against Dynamos.”
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