Zambia have dropped ten places on the latest FIFA rankings for the month of February released today.
Honour Janza’s side has dropped from 50th to 60th in the World.
Zambia have also slipped from eleventh in Africa in January to number 17 this month.
The teams drop comes after its poor showing the 2015 Africa Cup in Equatorial Guinea.
Zambia made a group stage exit at the competition when they finished bottom of Group B on two points.
Appoint a new coach from South America this time.Let us head hunt a Brazilian,Argentine 0r Mexican.
What can a good coach do without good player?
……………. eish Janza!
Kachema wa ngombe cannot be a national team coach. This is not about running around with cows. This is continental global football please!!
Zambia is going NOWHERE!
Buddy, the “PE Teacher” you hounded out has delivered again! What do you have to say now?
Any coach would have delivered with such top players…Ivory Coast already have had a players they didn’t have a team!!
Give credit where it is due! Herve has proved you wrong
i don’t see Zambia winning the Africa cup any time soon. I wonder what we are really getting from this football thing. lets try something else
let janza be sent back to nega nega as coach of the nega nega national team
The team was imprisoned in SA prior to the AFCON : (
who cares! I cnnot eat football.
Another great “achievement” by Hon. Kambwili, the leading light of PF “intelligentsia”.
I think its low class to put the coach down because of his tribe. People must grow up. However, I do agree to the fact that we desperately need a well qualified coach with a brilliant track record. I hope FAZ will stop being hard headed and resolve the coaching issue.
These FIFA rankings are a sham.Nigeria which has been inactive for months is still in the top 10 in Africa.How did they gain the pints?
We need to take the 12 – 16 year old developmental period more seriously. That’s the time to learn the basics on how to mark, shoot, move with/without the ball! For example, South American countries take the U17 & U20 competitions very seriously, maybe its time we did the same. You reap what you sow…