Simba Club has been asked to speed up the process of finding a coach who will take the reins of Abdelhak who left due to family problems
The process of finding the coach has already started where the club's Information and Communication Manager, Ahmed Ally, has said that the leadership has set the criteria they will use to find him
"The process of searching for our new coach has already started, the procedures are at the initial stage and if things go well, our fans and members will be told everything"
"Leaders are careful to ensure that they find a coach with great ability and qualities to teach Simba. He must be a coach with high standards, Simba is a big team, so they must find a coach who is compatible with them. This process of finding a new coach is done professionally big," said Ahmed
Yesterday, Juma Mgunda, led Simba in the Premier League game against Namungo FC as interim head coach replacing Benchikha
Since the season is coming to an end, Simba should speed up the process so that the new coach has a chance to see the squad and suggest improvements to be made in the next registration window
Amos Makalla is the Co-Secretary of the Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM), he is one of the stakeholders of the Simba club where he has asked the leaders of the Simba to speed up the process of finding a coach so that he can be involved in the registration of next season's players, instead of doing the registration themselves and bring the coach later as they have been doing for recent seasons
"My advice to Simba, well the coach has left, now they should stay, make sure they find the coach quickly, not that the leaders have left and they did the registration themselves when they didn't find a teacher"
"I advise you to find a coach quickly, and then he should do the registration, not the other way around, it is said that the coach has not been found and then they register, he comes already they have got new players, this will not be the same, the problems will be the same," said Makalla
The leader also asked the Simba club to solve the basic problem and not rush to break the contracts of the coaches as has been done frequently when the team is not doing well
"I don't mince words, Simba must solve the basic problem. Let's look at Simba, what is the problem? Is it the players? Is it the leadership? Is it the coaches? And why is it that every time Simba does not do well, it is the coach who is fired? or is he leaving? Shouldn't we reflect on ourselves that we have fulfilled our responsibilities as leaders? I think it's like when Simba is given painkillers," said Makalla
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