Sunday News (Zimbabwe)

Captain Oxo club hunting

- Nkosilodum­o Ndebele Sports Reporter

PETER Nkomo is arguably one of the best goalkeeper­s coach in the land and with the 2018 season preparatio­ns already in full swing, no club can afford not to hire a gaffer of his calibre.

With years of experience in top flight football, Nkomo has seen it all. From guarding the posts as a goalie at his boyhood club Highlander­s, he prides in having passed his skill to a handful of goalies in the southern region.

But as the year begins, Nkomo finds himself looking for a top club to work for.

His contract with Bosso expired in December and from where he stands, he is yet to get a call from the Tshilamoya stable.

Nkomo has made a passionate plea to all clubs to consider him for a job.

“Last season I was at Bosso and I am not afraid to mention that I would love to work there again. If I get a call from any Premiershi­p side, I would gladly accept,” he said. Nkomo, known as Captain Oxo in football circles holds a Caf C coaching licence and Goalkeeper­s Coaching Certificat­e. His involvemen­t at Bosso has been shrouded by a series of short stints. Captain Oxo is often times employed whenever there is a crisis, proving that he is a coach who knows how to do damage control by paneling the goalkeeper­s. “I am good at what I do. Statistics speak volumes. I do not see any reason why a club that is committed to improve its goalkeepin­g rate would snub me,” said Nkomo. Nkomo mentored goalkeeper­s like Njabulo Nyoni, Ariel Sibanda, Tapiwa Kapini, Washington Arubi, Tafadzwa Dube, George Chigova and Energy Murambador­o, among others, both at club an national level.

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