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Ni kweli Julian Ward ametoa notisi kuodoka na pia Ian Graham mkuu wa utafiti nae vile vile anaodoka.Wakuu MosDef na Captain Marvelous hii Habari ni kweli?
Ward took over from Michael Edwards in summer
41-year-old has been at Anfield since 2012
Reds facing uncertain future at executive level
WHAT'S HAPPENING? The 41-year-old took over from Michael Edwards in the role in the summer, but has informed the Reds' hierarchy that he will be stepping down at the end of the current campaign. GOAL understands the decision has been met with surprise and disappointment within Liverpool, but Ward has made it clear that he intends to take a break from football and that there is no intention of taking a new role immediately following his departure. Liverpool have no doubts regarding his integrity and character, and therefore his ability to continue in the role between now and the end of the season.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Ward joined Liverpool as their European scouting manager in 2012 having previously worked as South American scouting strategist for Manchester City. He was handed the newly-created role of loan pathways & football partnerships manager in 2015, and after significant success he was then promoted to the role of assistant sporting director in December 2020.
With Edwards confirming his intention to leave at the start of the 2021-22 campaign, it was announced that Ward would take over the role in what Liverpool said would be a seamless transition.
With Edwards preparing a 'soft handover', Ward spent much of last season as de facto sporting director. He was, along with chief scout Barry Hunter and head of recruitment Dave Fallows, chiefly responsible for the signing of Luis Diaz from Porto in January, and led negotiations over Mohamed Salah's new contract, which was signed in July. He also secured the signing of Darwin Nunez from Benfica, in what could prove to be a club-record deal, and oversaw the departure of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich, once it became clear the Senegal star had no intention of renewing, and that Jurgen Klopp was open to his exit.
GOAL understands that Liverpool made significant efforts to persuade Ward to stay, but that changes in organisational structure at Anfield, as well as the looming spectre of a possible takeover of the club, have played a big role in his decision - in particular, the decision of Mike Gordon to take a back seat in terms of day-to-day operations in order to focus on a potential sale.
Billy Hogan, the CEO, has assumed greater day-to-day responsibility but previously Liverpool have worked in a world in which Gordon, Klopp and the sporting director, either Edwards or more recently Ward, have worked together as close-knit triumvirate. Indeed, they had great success doing so, but it appears that that is now changing, and it remains to be seen whether more changes occur at the club in the coming weeks and months, with GOAL understanding that Ian Graham, the highly-regarded director of research, could be next to leave.
AND WHAT'S MORE: Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have said they are open to the prospect of new investment into the club, or even a complete sale, should the right offer arise. As yet there have been no concrete developments in that regard, but Gordon has been tasked with taking the lead, suggesting there is a desire to make progress. Indeed, GOAL understands there is a belief within the club that FSG's ownership model, which depends largely on generating revenue through player trading, is reaching the end of its shelf life after a period of remarkable success
THE VERDICT: Big changes are happening at Liverpool, that much is clear. Ward was the man chosen to provide continuity following the exit of Michael Edwards, but his departure leaves a big void, and big questions as to which direction the club are heading in. FSG have transformed the club in terms of its status and value, but how long can their 'self-sustaining' model continue, and how long can the likes of Ward, Fallows, Hunter and Klopp be expected to turn water into wine? Ward's legacy at Anfield is assured - he transformed the club's loan policy, and his fingerprints are all over some of the most significant transfers (Alisson, Fabinho, Thiago Alcantara, Ibrahima Konate, Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez), as well as key contract renewals (Salah, Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, Diogo Jota, Harvey Elliott). Liverpool insist it will be 'business as usual' between now and his departure, and that no decision has been made yet regarding a possible replacement, but one thing is clear; times are changing at Anfield, and it will be interesting to see whether that's for better or worse.
WHAT NEXT FOR LIVERPOOL? The Reds are not in action until they face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup fourth round on December 22. Their non-World Cup players will head to Dubai for a training camp early next month
Wakuu MosDef na Captain Marvelous hii Habari ni kweli?
Ward took over from Michael Edwards in summer
41-year-old has been at Anfield since 2012
Reds facing uncertain future at executive level
WHAT'S HAPPENING? The 41-year-old took over from Michael Edwards in the role in the summer, but has informed the Reds' hierarchy that he will be stepping down at the end of the current campaign. GOAL understands the decision has been met with surprise and disappointment within Liverpool, but Ward has made it clear that he intends to take a break from football and that there is no intention of taking a new role immediately following his departure. Liverpool have no doubts regarding his integrity and character, and therefore his ability to continue in the role between now and the end of the season.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Ward joined Liverpool as their European scouting manager in 2012 having previously worked as South American scouting strategist for Manchester City. He was handed the newly-created role of loan pathways & football partnerships manager in 2015, and after significant success he was then promoted to the role of assistant sporting director in December 2020.
With Edwards confirming his intention to leave at the start of the 2021-22 campaign, it was announced that Ward would take over the role in what Liverpool said would be a seamless transition.
With Edwards preparing a 'soft handover', Ward spent much of last season as de facto sporting director. He was, along with chief scout Barry Hunter and head of recruitment Dave Fallows, chiefly responsible for the signing of Luis Diaz from Porto in January, and led negotiations over Mohamed Salah's new contract, which was signed in July. He also secured the signing of Darwin Nunez from Benfica, in what could prove to be a club-record deal, and oversaw the departure of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich, once it became clear the Senegal star had no intention of renewing, and that Jurgen Klopp was open to his exit.
GOAL understands that Liverpool made significant efforts to persuade Ward to stay, but that changes in organisational structure at Anfield, as well as the looming spectre of a possible takeover of the club, have played a big role in his decision - in particular, the decision of Mike Gordon to take a back seat in terms of day-to-day operations in order to focus on a potential sale.
Billy Hogan, the CEO, has assumed greater day-to-day responsibility but previously Liverpool have worked in a world in which Gordon, Klopp and the sporting director, either Edwards or more recently Ward, have worked together as close-knit triumvirate. Indeed, they had great success doing so, but it appears that that is now changing, and it remains to be seen whether more changes occur at the club in the coming weeks and months, with GOAL understanding that Ian Graham, the highly-regarded director of research, could be next to leave.
AND WHAT'S MORE: Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have said they are open to the prospect of new investment into the club, or even a complete sale, should the right offer arise. As yet there have been no concrete developments in that regard, but Gordon has been tasked with taking the lead, suggesting there is a desire to make progress. Indeed, GOAL understands there is a belief within the club that FSG's ownership model, which depends largely on generating revenue through player trading, is reaching the end of its shelf life after a period of remarkable success
THE VERDICT: Big changes are happening at Liverpool, that much is clear. Ward was the man chosen to provide continuity following the exit of Michael Edwards, but his departure leaves a big void, and big questions as to which direction the club are heading in. FSG have transformed the club in terms of its status and value, but how long can their 'self-sustaining' model continue, and how long can the likes of Ward, Fallows, Hunter and Klopp be expected to turn water into wine? Ward's legacy at Anfield is assured - he transformed the club's loan policy, and his fingerprints are all over some of the most significant transfers (Alisson, Fabinho, Thiago Alcantara, Ibrahima Konate, Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez), as well as key contract renewals (Salah, Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, Diogo Jota, Harvey Elliott). Liverpool insist it will be 'business as usual' between now and his departure, and that no decision has been made yet regarding a possible replacement, but one thing is clear; times are changing at Anfield, and it will be interesting to see whether that's for better or worse.
WHAT NEXT FOR LIVERPOOL? The Reds are not in action until they face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup fourth round on December 22. Their non-World Cup players will head to Dubai for a training camp early next month
Ni kweli Julian Ward ametoa notisi kuodoka na pia Ian Graham mkuu wa utafiti nae vile vile anaodoka.
Hii habari imewastua mno Liverpool kwa sababu sio siku nyingi ameodoka Edwards na huyu dogo kumridhi sasa hata kabla ya msimu haujaisha huyo anasepa zake.
Amesema japo anaodoka ni kwamba hana mpango wa kuajiriwa popote hivi karibuni.
YNWA
Klopp hua na siasa nyingi sana. Alishajua kwa FSG alikosea sana kwenda nao mwendo wa kujibana hivyo hapa anatuma ujumbe kwa wamiliki wapya wakija waelewe kwamba hakuna sell to buy tena mbali ni buy buy buy...Naungana na wanaohisi mmiliki mpya huenda amepatikana.
Klopp anajiamini kutamka usajili (tunahitaji kusajili)… kitu ambacho kilikuwa nadra kukiona huko nyuma kabla klabu haijawekwa sokoni.
Hao uliowataja hata bure wasepe tu.Hii taarifa ni kweli. Ward end of the season anaondoka. Yeye ameamua kukaa pembeni kimpira na sio kuondoka tu Lfc. He has personal issues.
Za chini chini inasemekana huenda mmiliki mpya ameanza kujilikana hivyo mabadiliko na mipango tofauti itatokea. Mkuu wa utafiti wa klabu naye ataondoka. Huenda kuna ka ukweli maana Klopp kwa sasa hana ya kusema “we will sign but if the right player is available” Hana ile kuficha ficha tena. Anasema tunahitaji kusajili.
Swali la kujiuliza, ilikuwa bobby aondolewe summer hii, nini kimepelekea bobby kupewa mkataba mpya? Kama FSG wameshaweka timu sokoni je, wao wanahusuka na mikataba players kubaki?
Huenda tukashangazwa na watakaondolewa.
Ox
Milner
Keita
Hawa mkono wa kwa heri unawahusu.
Safi sanaUnlike kwa Henderson & Milner, Thiago is a rare talent, ni mchezaji ambaye unaweza kumtegemea kwa 100% akiwa fit, so ni vizuri kuwa naye kwenye team.
Its easy kwa players kama Jude, Caicedo etc (kama tukiwapata), kujifunza mengi kwa Thiago kuliko kina Milner & Hendo, look at Curtis amecheza na kina Milner & Hendo kwa zaidi ya miaka minne na hamna chochote alichojiongezea on the pitch.
Thiago ni rare talent, kama kina Modric, Pirlo etc, ana uwezo wa kucheza mpaka miaka 37-38, kwasababu mpira wake una-rely sana katika hold up plays na ku-recycle possession.
I'd keep Firmino for 2 years pia, good to have mchezaji kama yule. kwenye squad, he can be a backup kwa Nunez or Jota, we just need another wide forward/winger kwasasa.
Nkunku nadhani Chelsea washamalizana nae kwa hatua zote muhimu, labda tu akatae yeye mwishoni (u-turn) but ni chelsea bound.
Players wanaotakiwa kuondoka at LFC ni:
Milner
Henderson (sale)
Oxlade (Free)
Keita (Free)
Curtis Jones (Loan)
Adrian
Arthur (Loan deal ikiisha)
I think Kelleher will want to leave for first team games, we will need another reliable backup GK.
Wachezaji wa kubakiza ni:
Alisson
Trent
Ramsay
Virgil
Matip
Konate
Gomez
Robertson
Kostas
Fabinho
Thiago
Elliott
Carvalho
Jota
Diaz
Salah
Firmino
Nunez.
So in reality, tunahitaji 3 MFs, one wide foward and a GK (Kama GK akiondoka), hiyo ni budget ya 300m (including a forward & a GK)
Kwasasa, ni kuwa we want to buy one MF na a wide forward kwenye january window, bugdet ambayo ni si chini ya 100m, Ward alikuwa Qatar kwaajili ya deal ya Caicedo, tumeshaanza mazungumzo rasmi na Brighton pia, so i think they will want 50-60m for him, Transfer window iliyopita tuli-bid 38m and got turned down.
We want Gakpo pia, but mpaka kabla ya Ronaldo interview, United ndiyo walikuwa wame-advance zaidi kwenye hiyo deal, but baada ya kuvunja mkataba na Ronaldo, nadhani wanaweza kuweka nguvu zaidi upande wa ST, we still dont know, but interest yao kwa Gakpo ni firm, i dont think tunaweza ku-compete nao kwenye upande wa Wages.
Ward & Graham wataondoka mwishoni mwa msimu, Hunter pia ataondoka nadhani.Wakuu MosDef na Captain Marvelous hii Habari ni kweli?
Ward took over from Michael Edwards in summer
41-year-old has been at Anfield since 2012
Reds facing uncertain future at executive level
WHAT'S HAPPENING? The 41-year-old took over from Michael Edwards in the role in the summer, but has informed the Reds' hierarchy that he will be stepping down at the end of the current campaign. GOAL understands the decision has been met with surprise and disappointment within Liverpool, but Ward has made it clear that he intends to take a break from football and that there is no intention of taking a new role immediately following his departure. Liverpool have no doubts regarding his integrity and character, and therefore his ability to continue in the role between now and the end of the season.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Ward joined Liverpool as their European scouting manager in 2012 having previously worked as South American scouting strategist for Manchester City. He was handed the newly-created role of loan pathways & football partnerships manager in 2015, and after significant success he was then promoted to the role of assistant sporting director in December 2020.
With Edwards confirming his intention to leave at the start of the 2021-22 campaign, it was announced that Ward would take over the role in what Liverpool said would be a seamless transition.
With Edwards preparing a 'soft handover', Ward spent much of last season as de facto sporting director. He was, along with chief scout Barry Hunter and head of recruitment Dave Fallows, chiefly responsible for the signing of Luis Diaz from Porto in January, and led negotiations over Mohamed Salah's new contract, which was signed in July. He also secured the signing of Darwin Nunez from Benfica, in what could prove to be a club-record deal, and oversaw the departure of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich, once it became clear the Senegal star had no intention of renewing, and that Jurgen Klopp was open to his exit.
GOAL understands that Liverpool made significant efforts to persuade Ward to stay, but that changes in organisational structure at Anfield, as well as the looming spectre of a possible takeover of the club, have played a big role in his decision - in particular, the decision of Mike Gordon to take a back seat in terms of day-to-day operations in order to focus on a potential sale.
Billy Hogan, the CEO, has assumed greater day-to-day responsibility but previously Liverpool have worked in a world in which Gordon, Klopp and the sporting director, either Edwards or more recently Ward, have worked together as close-knit triumvirate. Indeed, they had great success doing so, but it appears that that is now changing, and it remains to be seen whether more changes occur at the club in the coming weeks and months, with GOAL understanding that Ian Graham, the highly-regarded director of research, could be next to leave.
AND WHAT'S MORE: Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group, have said they are open to the prospect of new investment into the club, or even a complete sale, should the right offer arise. As yet there have been no concrete developments in that regard, but Gordon has been tasked with taking the lead, suggesting there is a desire to make progress. Indeed, GOAL understands there is a belief within the club that FSG's ownership model, which depends largely on generating revenue through player trading, is reaching the end of its shelf life after a period of remarkable success
THE VERDICT: Big changes are happening at Liverpool, that much is clear. Ward was the man chosen to provide continuity following the exit of Michael Edwards, but his departure leaves a big void, and big questions as to which direction the club are heading in. FSG have transformed the club in terms of its status and value, but how long can their 'self-sustaining' model continue, and how long can the likes of Ward, Fallows, Hunter and Klopp be expected to turn water into wine? Ward's legacy at Anfield is assured - he transformed the club's loan policy, and his fingerprints are all over some of the most significant transfers (Alisson, Fabinho, Thiago Alcantara, Ibrahima Konate, Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez), as well as key contract renewals (Salah, Alisson, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, Diogo Jota, Harvey Elliott). Liverpool insist it will be 'business as usual' between now and his departure, and that no decision has been made yet regarding a possible replacement, but one thing is clear; times are changing at Anfield, and it will be interesting to see whether that's for better or worse.
WHAT NEXT FOR LIVERPOOL? The Reds are not in action until they face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup fourth round on December 22. Their non-World Cup players will head to Dubai for a training camp early next month
Sitaki kusema mengi, but Klopp anampa power kubwa sana Lijnders, na inatuumiza.Ni kweli Julian Ward ametoa notisi kuodoka na pia Ian Graham mkuu wa utafiti nae vile vile anaodoka.
Hii habari imewastua mno Liverpool kwa sababu sio siku nyingi ameodoka Edwards na huyu dogo kumridhi sasa hata kabla ya msimu haujaisha huyo anasepa zake.
Amesema japo anaodoka ni kwamba hana mpango wa kuajiriwa popote hivi karibuni.
YNWA
Bado haamini jinsi huu msimu ulivyo-turn out kuwa, bado alikuwa anaamini kuwa mshindani wetu ni Man City tu.Nachofurahi Klopp siku hizi hajivungi anaropoka tu tunahitaji ku sign wachezaji. Sijui nini kimempata. Kiburi yake ni kama imepungua hivi he has been humbled.
Mahala popote kazini ili mambo yasonge lazima mipaka ya kazi iheshimiwe lakini kukiwa na mfanya kaze kimbelembele kazi hua inaharibika sana na utaona hapa kwa tetesi unazo sema kuna muingiliano wa kazi pengine na majukumu ya hawa supporting staff wetu... Lijnders kweli kigeugeu huyu ndio alietuaminisha usajili wa June 2022 unaedana na dhana kwamba tunatoka kutumia 4 3 3 attacking akisema hii ishajuliwa na wengi na kuhamia kwenye mfumo mpya unaoedana na usajili mpya matokeo yake tupo nafasi ya "ajabu" tukipigika mpaka na mshika mkia N Forest.. Kwa maana nyingine ni kwamba huyu msaidizi anatoa taarifa kuchwani bila kuweka maneno ya akiba.Sitaki kusema mengi, but Klopp anampa power kubwa sana Lijnders, na inatuumiza.
I know tusingefika hapa bila Klopp, but Edwards & Ian Graham wame-play part kubwa sana kwenye mafanikio ya Club, na hii mara nyingi inatokea kunapokuwa na mgawanyiko mzuri wa majukumu, Edwards ndiyo kawaleta LFC kina Salah, Mane, Alisson, Fabinho, Robertson, Kostas, Jota, Shaqiri, Wijnaldum etc, when Klopp came in at LFC, his first choices kwenye attacking dept walikuwa ni Brandt & Gotze, he wanted Jonas Hector kwenye upande wa RB, Zielisnk at CM, and i'm not saying kuwa Klopp asingewa-improve hawa wachezaji kama alivyofanya kwa kina Salah & Mane, but kupitia hii scenario unaona ni jinsi gani inavyo-matter kuwa na transfer department nzuri, because plan Bs za Edwards & Graham (Salah, Mane, Gini, Robertson) ndiyo zimetufikisha hapa, hii inamaanisha kazi waliyokuwa wanaifanya ni nzuri na ya uhakika, ndiyo nilishangaa Klopp alivyokataa Plan Bs za Ward this summer, je anaweza kuwa Lijnders ndiyo alizikataa?
Lijnders ni assit. Coach but kila siku anazunguka kwenye medias, sidhani kama tunaona assit. coaches wa City, Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal etc wanazunguka kwenye pressers kila siku, matter of fact wengi wetu hata hatuwajuhi assit. coaches wa hizi Clubs, but Lijnders mara aandike kitabu kuelezea our training drills na how tunajiandaa na games, mara aende kwenye medias kuongea upuuzi, Buvac ulikuwa hata humskii kwenye medias, sishangai kuna hizi tensions za kutosha ndani ya Club, kuna watu wamepewa power kubwa sana at the Club, ambayo hawastahili.
I love Klopp, but kama kuondoka kwa hii mizizi iliyomsaidia sana off the pitch kunatokana na migogoro ya ndani kwa ndani, atapotea na ataipoteza Club, he needs to fix up, he needs to fix this na bad enough reports zinasema Klopp tried so hard kumuomba Ward abaki at the club, hapo unaona tu kuwa its not Klopp, kuna mtu kapewa power kubwa na anaharibu vitu.
Moyo wangu unaniambia kuwa ni suala linalohusiana na new takeover, because sitaki kuamini kuwa Club ina-fall apart internally.
Ward alikuwa in Qatar juzi tu, kushughulikia deal ya Caicedo, na bado anashughulikia deal ya Jude behind the scenes, alianzisha mazungumzo na Camp ya Enzo Fernandez tayari, sasa sijajua tunaelekea wapi baada ya hapa, ndiyo maana nataka kujiaminisha kuwa hii fiasco yote ni kutokana na new takeover, na i pray niwe right.
Ngoja tumchukue Michael Edward summer pindi Mapumziko yake yatakapokuwa yameisha[emoji16][emoji16] aje atufanyie kazi watoto wa darajaniMahala popote kazini ili mambo yasonge lazima mipaka ya kazi iheshimiwe lakini kukiwa na mfanya kaze kimbelembele kazi hua inaharibika sana na utaona hapa kwa tetesi unazo sema kuna muingiliano wa kazi pengine na majukumu ya hawa supporting staff wetu... Lijnders kweli kigeugeu huyu ndio alietuaminisha usajili wa June 2022 unaedana na dhana kwamba tunatoka kutumia 4 3 3 attacking akisema hii ishajuliwa na wengi na kuhamia kwenye mfumo mpya unaoedana na usajili mpya matokeo yake tupo nafasi ya "ajabu" tukipigika mpaka na mshika mkia N Forest.. Kwa maana nyingine ni kwamba huyu msaidizi anatoa taarifa kuchwani bila kuweka maneno ya akiba.
Edwards ni moja ya wafanyakazi waliofanya makubwa Liverpool bila kutaka credits yaaani jamaa alikua ni yeye na laptop yake tu na kazi kazi... Alifanya mengi mazuri kuliko mambaya na bila input zake wala hii klabu isingekua ilipo... Akaja Ward ana network ya kutisha nchi zenye wachezaji wa maana sishangai kusoma Klopp alilkomaa sana jamaa abakie kwenye nafasi yake lakini amegoma na anasema ana achana kabisa na ishu za mpira kwa sasa mpaka baadae. Sio kawaida ya hawa wenzetu kukumbali kazi aafu aachie ngazi kabla hata ya kumaliza mwaka.. Inaonyesha kuna tatizo mahala ama mmiliki mpya anakuja na mkakati wake kama kashapatikana na kwa hawa jamaa wawili Edwards na Ward ni top cream young behind the scenes gurus popote pale watapata ajira wakihitaji kwa kua credentials zao zinajitosheleza....
Ward kwa sasa atuachie zawadi murwa sana atatua changamoto pale katikati angalau anunue wawili wa kuingia 1st 11 huku akiwatema Henderson, Milner, Keita, Oxlade-Chamberlain ili tuanze upya kabisaaaaaa.
Muda utasema usishangae na Klopp akavutiwa na project ya Barcelona [emoji28][emoji28][emoji28]akasepa zake[emoji848][emoji848]
YNWA
Darajani bhana mbona mshamaliza hayo mambo, nyie mmechukua supporting staff wa Brighton karibia wote.Ngoja tumchukue Michael Edward summer pindi Mapumziko yake yatakapokuwa yameisha[emoji16][emoji16] aje atufanyie kazi watoto wa darajani
Hao uliowataja hata bure wasepe tu.
YNWA
Haha tunaplan tofaut,Darajani bhana mbona mshamaliza hayo mambo, nyie mmechukua supporting staff wa Brighton karibia wote.
YNWA
😂 😂 😂 Kwa kweli mkipata huyo bwana Edwards mtakua tishio balaa.Haha tunaplan tofaut,
Lengo nikuhakikisha tunampata Edward hata kama tumewapata hawa matechnical director kutoka Brighton,Monaco na Liepzig
Edward aje kuwa Sporting Director
Aisee so be its....[emoji28][emoji28][emoji28][emoji28] hao tayari bye bye
Ngoja tuone ila mpk sasq tumepata ma Technical director wazuri, nadhan hata Edward akija hatopata kazi ngumu.[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] Kwa kweli mkipata huyo bwana Edwards mtakua tishio balaa.
Sie hapa tumpate Monchi ndio tutakwenda sawa tu.
YNWA
Kwa kweli kwa sasa huyu Yankees hakutaka kubahatisha na usajili tena amesuka kiksosi kamili sana cha kazi na soon mtaanza kuona matunda powa sana... Timu inasukwa na kua idara yenye mbinu tofauti za usajili na wenye kua na mawasiliaono powa na kocha..Ngoja tuone ila mpk sasq tumepata ma Technical director wazuri, nadhan hata Edward akija hatopata kazi ngumu.
Japo tulikuwa na mfumo mbaya wa usajili tangu aondoke Emiliano tumehangaika sana.