Simba has continued to be reinvented under the new coach Fadlu Davids, but if there is something he does not want to see done by his players, it is walking on the field, wanting them to run fast all the time, while moving the ball from beginning to end towards the opponent's goal.
The same team has set up a training camp for the new season in Ismailia, Egypt and it is said that Fadlu has started to change it completely in the philosophy of playing, bringing back the one that was used more by the Belgian coach who once coached the team, Sven Vandenbroeck.
In the training of the coach from South Africa who landed in Msimbazi from Raja Casablanca of Morocco receiving him, Abdelhak Benchikha, he first wanted to see the team play fast football to press the opponents in their goal, before they line up evenly when the team catches the ball.
When it comes to the goal, the coach who teaches in practice and has been strict with the attackers, wants to ensure that goals are scored, a move that has been putting the team's attackers, including Steven Mukwala and Freddy Michael, in a difficult time.
The coach does not want to see the players of the team walking for a long time in the field, especially in the midfield area and others in the front.
One of the senior players of the team, has said that, since Fadlu joined the team, he has been making the team play a lot and attack as fast as it was in Sven's time.
The star said in the methods he teaches, that even if the team loses the ball, things need to change for everyone to participate in searching for it and snatch it quickly and those who do not turn to him in anger.
The fast players have been getting a slope for the coach, but the slow ones have been having a hard time even though he has been giving them a chance to guide them systematically.
Despite hitting the knee, it is important that until now Fadlu has not found the first team of the team where only a few people are confident including two defenders Che Malone Fondoh, Karaboue Chamou and midfielders Jean Ahoua and Joshua Mutale while others continue to compete with alternate.
Fadlu continues to study his players more and this weekend they will go to the field to play two more matches before preparing to return to the country on Monday to prepare for the Simba Day Festival which will be held on August 3, then prepare for two matches of the Community Shield including the Dabi Ya Kariakoo against of Yanga to be played on August 8 starting at 1:00 pm for Mkapa.
