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Former Zimbabwe national team goalkeeper, Bruce Grobbelaar, has condemned the Zimbabwe Football Association’s (ZIFA) decision to appoint German coach, Micheal Nees, as the new head coach of the Warriors.
Grobbelaar, who is based in the United Kingdom, believes that he would have been the best man for the job and should have been appointed by ZIFA’s Normalisation Committee instead of the foreign coach.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.manicapost.co.zw/i-was-the-best-candidate-for-the-warriors-job-bruce/">The Manica Post</a>, the renowned former goalkeeper, who won the European Champions League with Liverpool in the 1980s, argued that the selection of foreign coaches is not in the best interest of Zimbabwean football. He said:
<blockquote>
Look, man, I was the best person to take charge of the Warriors right now because this is my country, and everything I do come from the bottom of my heart, and the desire to take my country forward.
These foreign coaches are in it for money! After two years, they walk away with cash and never bother to revise their work.
</blockquote>
Grobbelaar visited Zimbabwe in March 2023, accompanied by his wife, Janne Karlsen, and his advisor, Rob Glover.
During this visit, the iconic goalkeeper met with several key figures in Zimbabwean football, including Sports, Recreation, Arts and Culture Minister, Kirsty Coventry, as well as officials from the Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) and the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA).
Grobbelaar also held discussions with the Football Union of Zimbabwe (FUZ), led by former Dynamos and Young Warriors midfielder, Desmond Maringwa.
He also claimed that he was well-positioned to help the national team and contribute to various projects, including the refurbishment of one of Zimbabwe’s stadiums to meet CAF standards. Said Grobbelaar:
<blockquote>
I have people who can help us refurbish the National Sports Stadium in the shortest possible time at a low cost so that we can host our matches at home.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Bruce Grobbelaar, a former Zimbabwe goalkeeper, thinks he would have been the best coach for the Warriors instead of German coach Micheal Nees. He believes foreign coaches only care about money and don't improve the team. Grobbelaar visited Zimbabwe in March 2023 to discuss helping the national team and renovating stadiums. He met with important people in Zimbabwean football, like the Sports Minister and football association officials. Grobbelaar thinks he could have done a better job coaching the team and helping them succeed.

Bruce Grobbelaar Claims He Would Have Been The Ideal Coach For Warriors

Bruce Grobbelaar, who played for the Warriors and Liverpool, says Zimbabwe has the most intelligent and talented players from the whole of Southern Africa.
The “Jungleman” met with the ZIFA Normalisation Committee on Tuesday to discuss his involvement with the national game and the possibility of his appointment as the substantive Warriors coach.
Grobbelaar also visited the FIFA For Schools programme at Prince Edward and later toured the National Sports Stadium during which he also visited the Footballers Union of Zimbabwe offices.
He was accompanied by his wife Janne Karlsen and his advisor Rob Glover.
Speaking to The Herald, Grobbelaar said the Warriors can qualify for the World Cup and win the Africa Cup of Nations if ZIFA can persuade footballers born in Europe who have Zimbabwean roots such as Liverpool’s Trey Nyoni to play for Zimbabwe. He said:
<blockquote>
Zimbabwe has the most intelligent and talented players from the whole of Southern Africa.
If you look at the top leagues in Europe you will find more Zimbabwean players than any of the Southern African countries.
Even if you check in the second-tier leagues and if you look at the number of emerging players, youngsters like Trey Nyoni, are all Zimbabweans.
We can qualify for the World Cup and challenge for the Nations Cup.
I have always said and I will say it time and time again, that the most intelligent footballers in Southern Africa are Zimbabweans
Not only do they know the game but they are educated and have a passion for football you can see it.
What we need, what we as a unit together with all the resources that we can get is to get Zimbabwe to the next level.
</blockquote>
Grobbelaar said Zimbabwe had been missed from international football after the country’s membership was suspended by FIFA due to Government interference with the running of the game. He said:
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We have been sorely missed in world football, and in African football because of the ban and now we are back, there is no reason why we cannot get to the 2026 World Cup.
If you have a look at the players that we have got, we have players playing at the highest level in various countries around the world and for the coach to utilise those players along with the best in this country.
What we have got on offer is something dynamic, something which some countries in Africa don’t have, some countries don’t have foreign-based players, South Africa for example, has one or two… most of their players are playing in the domestic league.
</blockquote>
The Warriors are set to take part in a four-team tournament involving Zambia, Kenya and hosts Malawi during the FIFA international window from 18 to 26 March 2024 but the ZIFA Normalisation Committee is yet to appoint a coach for the national team.
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Zimbabwe Has The Most Intelligent And Talented Players From Southern Africa - Grobbelaar

Team Zimbabwe UK, an organisation formed by former Zimbabwean Football Players based in the UK Diaspora, has appointed <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Bruce_Grobbelaar">Bruce Grobbelaar</a> as Head Scouting Operations.
The organisation says it seeks to bridge the gaps between unknown Zimbabwean talent across Europe, groom them for national teams assignments from Under-17, Under-20, Under-23 and the senior national team.
The appointment of Grobbelaar, a former Warriors and Liverpool goalkeeper to the post, is with effect from 1 December 2021, Team Zimbabwe UK said in a statement. It read in part:
<blockquote>
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Bruce Grobbelaar as our head of scouting operations from the 1st of December 2021.
Grobbelaar will be working closely with the coaching department to identify outstanding Zimbabwean football talent that will be included in our development squad in preparation for national duty.
</blockquote>
Grobbelaar’s professionalism and patriotism to serve Zimbabwe were cited as reasons for selecting “The Jungleman” for the job. The statement continued:
<blockquote>
We all have great respect for Grobbelaar’s professionalism and patriotism to serve his country. Bruce will be responsible for helping to bring Zimbabwean football talents from various markets across the Diaspora and advising the Zimbabwe National Team technical department of the players ready to be considered for national team duty.
Grobbelaar experience in identifying and nurturing football talent will be essential in this role.
His vast experience in football-related roles and key contacts around the globe will be valuable to the organisation.
It is our job to ensure that Team Zimbabwe UK, a community interest company, has the best possible personnel at the right department.
</blockquote>
Team UK Zimbabwe said Grobbelaar is a highly competent and enthusiastic coach who will help the organisation achieve its goals.
Grobbelaar (64), won 32 caps for Zimbabwe between 1980 and 1998.
He played for Liverpool between 1980 and 1994, winning six league titles, three FA Cup winner’s medals, three Football League Cup winner’s medals and a European Cup winner’s medal.
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Team Zimbabwe UK Ropes In Liverpool Legend

Legendary former Warriors and Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar has pledged to support football development programmes being undertaken by Zimbabweans in the United Kingdom.
Grobbelaar (65), recently went into partnership with Team Zimbabwe UK aimed at supporting their Zimbabwe Diaspora Football Development Programme.
There are high hopes that “Jungleman” as he was affectionately known during his illustrious playing days will be able to convince into playing for the Warriors, some of the UK-born players who Team Zimbabwe have identified and invited to represent the country.
Grobbelaar was last weekend the guest of honour at a friendly match organised by Team Zimbabwe UK and The UK Colombian Community.
The match was played in preparation for the Inner-City World Cup Tournament to be held next month near East London Olympic part village. Speaking at the event, Grobbelaar said:
<blockquote>I am keen to help in the development of football in this country, especially in terms of nurturing young footballers.
There is pride in representing the national team and for them to realise their dreams.
Besides just promoting sports development, there is a need to ensure that we support as many young Zimbabweans to achieve their desired purpose.
… There are many England-based players in this country, and I believe the Warriors have the potential to develop into one of the giants of Africa, or even compete globally.</blockquote>
Grobbelaar played as a goalkeeper for a host of teams, most prominently for English giants Liverpool between 1981 and 1994.
He is remembered for his gymnastic-like athletic ability, unflappable confidence and eccentric and flamboyant style of play.
Grobbelaar made 628 appearances for Liverpool over the 13 years and won six English league titles and a European Cup trophy apart from countless other silverware.
According to <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-ph/news/liverpool-standard-chartered-bruce-grobbelaar-soundboard/1aywqaxeov02o1s2hqia3i97wq">Goal,</a> Grobbelaar’s most famous moment in a Liverpool shirt came during the 1984 European Cup final where his ‘spaghetti legs’ captured all the attention.
After Roma and Liverpool were tied at 1-1 after the end of extra-time, penalty shootouts were required.
Grobbelaar’s wobbly knees and shaky legs during Francesco Graziani’s run-up to his spot-kick put him off and he ended up skying his effort.
Liverpool won the shootout 4-2, with Grobbelaar’s antics being termed ‘spaghetti legs’.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/new-grobbelaar-endorses-zim-diaspora-football-programme" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

Grobbelaar Backs Zim Diaspora Football Programme

Former Zimbabwe and Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar has said that football saved him from living the horrors of the second liberation war. Grobbelaar admitted that he killed many men during the war and that motivated him to live for the present. In a wide-ranging interview, with the Liverpool Echo following the launch of his autobiography Life In A Jungle, Grobbelaar said,
<blockquote>My first time was at dusk. As the sun sinks you’re seeing shadows in the bush. You cannot recognise much until you see the whites of their eyes. It’s you or them. You shoot, you drop and there’s overwhelming gunfire. You hear voices on your side: ‘Hey, corporal, I’m hit.’ You whistle to shut them up otherwise we’re all getting killed. When the firefight is finished you see bodies everywhere. The first time everything in your stomach comes up through your mouth.
“How many people did he kill? I couldn’t tell you… This is why I’ve always lived my life for today. I can only say sorry for the past. I can’t change it.</blockquote>
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/09/23/i-would-like-to-meet-mnangagwa-and-get-into-politics-bruce-grobbelaar/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Grobbelaar has expressed an interest to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa and to join Zimbabwe’s politics.</a>
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/bruce-grobbelaar-how-many-people-did-i-kill-i-couldnt-tell-you/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a>

Football Saved Me, Couldn't Tell You How Many People I Killed - Bruce Grobbelaar

Former Zimbabwe and Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar has expressed his interest in joining Zimbabwe’s political side. The legendary Warriors goal minder revealed his ambitions in a wide-ranging interview, with the Liverpool Echo following the launch of his autobiography Life In A Jungle in Liverpool, England, last week. Said Grobbelaar,
<blockquote>I’m going back to Zimbabwe for a function on November 10 and while I’m there, I’ll be sitting down with the Sports Minister, Kirsty Coventry [the former Olympic swimmer]. Then, I will hopefully see the President, Emmerson Mnangagwa. I need to have a word with him and I’d like to get into the political side. We’ll see what happens with that…Listen, I’m not dead yet, there are still a few chapters to be written. People have said to me: ‘Jeepers, you’ve done things that other people have never dreamt of doing and would never do’.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2018/09/23/grobbelaar-eyes-political-career/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Standard</a>

I Would Like To Meet Mnangagwa And Get Into Politics - Bruce Grobbelaar

Former Liverpool and Warriors goalkeeper, Bruce Grobbelaar has expressed interest to take over as Warriors coach after having been briefly appointed player-manager twice in 1997.
Speaking to The Herald from his Canadian base Grobbelaar said:
<blockquote>As you are aware I love my country Zimbabwe. I have over (the) years committed myself to Zimbabwean football as a player and as a coach. I still have a lot to give back to Zimbabwean football with my years of experience in football (both)in UK and Africa. I have watched the Zimbabwe Warriors team perform during the (last) Nations Cup. I trust I can bring some great technical ideas to this team. I have made my review of the performance of the Warriors team and also what I think went wrong. With the current squad and additions to this team, Zimbabwe could outperform most teams in Africa.</blockquote>
He said that he is ready for duty if hired or called for the position of national team head coach. Grobbelaar also saluted Pasuwa for qualifying for the AFCON finals that were held in Gabon recently.
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/the-jungleman-returns/">Chronicle</a>

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