Yanga SC vice-captain Dickson Job has spoken about the progress of the team’s training camp in Zanzibar, reassuring Wananchi supporters that preparations are going well and that players are in high spirits.
Yanga have set up a 10-day camp in Zanzibar as part of their preparations for the various competitions ahead, including the NBC Premier League and the CAF Champions League group stage.
Speaking about the squad’s current situation, Job said the arrival of new head coach Fadlu Davids has increased competition within the team, with every player working hard to earn a place in the starting line-up.
“The camp is going very well, and all the players are in a good state of mind. Everyone is showing great competitiveness and putting in maximum effort to convince coach Fadlu Davids, which is raising the overall quality of the team,” Job said.
The defender also thanked GSM for making the camp possible, saying the good hotel facilities and peaceful environment in Zanzibar have given the players an ideal opportunity to focus on training and preparations.
Reflecting on the team’s recent results, Job stressed that victories do not come every time in football, adding that the most important thing is for the squad to learn from its challenges and come back stronger.
“In football, a team cannot win every day, but what matters is for the players to dust themselves off and fight for the Yanga SC badge in order to protect the honour of our club,” he added.
Job also spoke about his return to action after injury problems that had kept him out of competitive football since March, reassuring supporters about his physical condition.
He urged Yanga fans to continue supporting the team through their prayers, commitment and positive energy as the squad continues its preparations.
