The Information and Communication Manager of the champions of Mainland Tanzania, Ali Kamwe, asked the members and fans of the team to be calm and patient with what they are going through right now, as they are preparing for the next season to come back with new energy, including making improvements to registration in a large window
"It wasn't livelihood. That's all I can say. We thank God because all the people who went to the stadium, went to see Yanga qualify for the quarter-finals, everyone has seen what happened, it's not livelihood, we will prepare for the future, I think we will make improvements next season, every what we can do was done so that we can qualify, the relatives were very good," said Kamwe
Kamwe said that currently there have been many opinions from members, fans and football stakeholders about what went wrong and what should be done, saying that all ideas have been collected and they are being worked on
"When you are a leader you collect everything, for those who say we didn't plan well, those who advise us we have collected their advice and we are working on it, but for now the task we had is to collect our trophies, the Premier League and the FA Cup, so that we can return next season again with great difficulty," he said
Yanga has thanked all the members and fans who supported them in one way or another to reach where they arrived, as well as those who were arriving at the stadium, especially in the last game last Saturday
