Zim Now Writer
Ghanaian Sylvester Appiah, has threatened Dynamos with bad omen unless the club pays him what it owes him.
Appiah played for DeMbare last season but was shown the exit door when his contract expired.
Appiah, who has since returned to Ghana, claims DeMbare did not pay him US$200 —his share of the prize money DeMbare were given for finishing third last season.
Appiah reportedly destroyed club property and his prize money was channeled towards fixing that but he has rubbished those claims, insisting he will cast a spell on the Harare giants if they don’t pay him.
“After the season, we were in third position, and they gave everybody US$200. It’s the prize money, it’s the money that I have worked for. They were just saying the house that we were staying in, we were six or so and they removed two and four were left,” Appiah told The Herald.
“They are talking about some beds, televisions and fridges. I don’t know what they are talking about. But I told them that after the fifth game they will see where they will be. If they like, they will give me my money or if they don’t like they must keep the money.”
Appiah even declared DeMbare will not even be in the top four at the end of the season if they don’t pay him his money.
“Even top four, they won’t be there, even in any respectable position, they will not be there, but they will not be relegated,” claimed Appiah.
“They must give me my money; that’s money I have worked for. If they think these are empty threats, I am going to give them a clue. We beat Cranborne Bullets and Bulawayo Chiefs at home last year, all these teams we beat them,” he added.
The Ghanaian also claims Dynamos’ current run of form, which has seen them failing to win any of their last four games in all competitions, has nothing to do with their coach Hebert Maruwa, but is related to that US$200 issue.
“This poor form has nothing to do with coaches, Dynamos must give me my money. God is there for everybody,” he said.
Rutendo Mazhindu- Zim Now ReporterZimbabwe is making significant strides in its fight against polio with the launch of its first-ever Environmental Surveillance unit at the National Polio Laboratory..
ZimbabweThelma MainaRudo Mandiro- Zim Now WriterIn a heartfelt mission to combat the escalating issues of drug abuse and mental health struggles among young people, a young woman from Harare has emerged as ..
ZimbabweNyashadzashe Ndoro- Chief ReporterThe Zimbabwean government has yet to publicly disclose the initial valuation of assets held under the Mutapa Investment Fund, formerly known as the Sovereign Wealth..
Zimbabwe
Leave Comments