Simba striker Jean Baleke has said that despite the team missing the Premier League championship, they should finish the remaining matches with honor to give their fans happiness
Simba has returned to training to complete the preparations for the remaining two matches against Polisi Tanzania and Coastal Union which will be played on June 06 and June 09
Baleke, who scored eight goals in the league and also had four goals in the Champions League and the Azam Confederation Cup (ASFC), said that the players should recognize the value of their fans
"Not winning titles does not mean the end for a player to play at the required level, our job is as soldiers we cannot raise our hands until we see that we have reached the end of the Premier League completely
"We really wanted to see us celebrate various titles but it failed, the main thing is to reorganize and finish the remaining games in front of us."
"Soccer is played in the open, there are fans who will watch the match in any situation, that's why I say we have to play at high levels for the respect of the club and us bifasi," said Baleke