Simba management has asked the fans to buy tickets in bulk to give their team motivation in the CAF Champions League group stage game against Asec Mimosas
Saturday, November 25 at 10 pm Simba will be at Benjamin Mkapa's stadium to face Asec in the first game in group D
The Information and Communication Manager of the Simba club, Ahmed Ally, accompanied by some famous members of the Simba, spoke to the media today in a meeting called UMOJA PRESS
The speed of ticket sales has been less than usual, fans have been encouraged to forget the past and go to Benjamin Mkapa Stadium to support their team on Saturday
"Today's meeting involves famous Simba fans, who are attractive to their fellow fans. There are many but we have chosen the few. The big one is about the game on the 25th against Asec Mimosas"
"This game needs more fans to come to the stadium, we want to continue the culture of filling the stadium. We have taken the fans to come and tell their fellow fans to come to the stadium. We recently received the best fans award in Africa as a club we want to thank you for the great work," said Ahmed
Speaking at the meeting, Aggy, famous as Miss Simba, said it is a tradition of Simba fans to fill Benjamin Mkapa's stadium at international matches, so he is asking the Simba people to come out in large numbers on Saturday
"Simba fans, we have always supported our team. I believe we will go to the stadium on the 25th. Buy us tickets to go to the stadium. Being the best fans does not come like this, but by going to the stadium," he said p>
"Asec know what happened to them the last time they came and now they won't come out safe. Simba are back again if they don't believe in coming to the field. Lupaso nobody comes out, all we need is three points. The match will start early at 10:00 in the evening," added Justine< /em>
"The Simba people are people in love with our team. If you love Simba, why can't you buy tickets to come and cheer for your team? We have been given the honor of being the best fans in Africa. I urge the Simba people to stop saying words that are planted by other people," said Shaban Hemed< /em>
