EDITORIAL: Soccer: now’s the time to buy winning players

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>Mtibwa Sugar head coach Mecky Mexime has charged his players not to relax despite boasting an unbeaten record in the 2014/15 Vodacom Premier League.

>Mainland giants Simba are set to drop at least three players as under-pressure coach Patrick Phiri plans to freshen up his struggling squad, it has been revealed. Phiri is ready to axe striker Raphael Kiongera, defender Nassoro “Chollo” Masoud and goalkeeper Hussein Sharrif as part of his efforts to turn around the Msimbazi Street team’s fortunes, reliable sources said yesterday

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Hundreds of soccer talent scouts are already in Brazil to hunt for new players who would have, by the end of the World Cup, succeeded in convincing the world of their worth.

Italy’s second-flight soccer league wants to change the game for the better and to do so they’re ready to offer players an incentive to play nice. Introducing the green card. Unlike yellow and red cards, which are given to players for infractions, green cards will be virtually given out after the match to players and […]

>Our young footballers’ victory in the just-concluded Street Child World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is inspiring. The boys rose from the slums and proved that, given the opportunity, they could conquer the world.

>Winning a call-up to the national team is something to be proud of. Many players crave it but it is elusive for the majority. Like soldiers, national team players fight for national pride. But this is seemingly not the case for some Tanzanian players.