The ex-Zambia coach has been sent on leave together with two of his assistants.
The 2004 champions have struggled again this term with just six wins and are slumped in 13th place with 27 points from 25 games played and fourteen games left to play.
Six points also separate them from Kabwe Youth Soccer Academy who occupy the top section of the last four drop zone.
“Red Arrows Football Club has sent head coach Honour Janza and two of his assistants Joel Bwalya and Nchimunya Mweetwa on administrative leave with immediate effect in order for the trio to reflect on the performance of the team,” Arrows stated.
Arrows assistant coach Chisi Mbewe has been placed in interim charge of affairs and he will be assisted by the ex-Zambia duo of goalkeeper Kalililo Kakonje and striker Songwe Chalwe.
His last game in charge came last Saturday at home when Arrows lost 1-0 at Nkoloma Stadium in Lusaka to Nakambala Leopards who are just bellow them at number 14 and separated only on goal difference.
This is Janza’s second season at the Lusaka club whom he guided to a 10th place finish in 2017.
Expectations were high this season after the club held a pre-season camp in Spain but have failed to match that experience with results on the pitch.
“If they can appoint HH, he will win them the title!”
Some people are not easy on the eyes mwe!
bwaila ba janza
Dishonour Janza, dishonoured again
Janza isn’t simply coaching material. And it is not his fsult.The problem is with those that appoint him
“Expectations were high this season after the club held a pre-season camp in Spain but have failed to match that experience with results on the pitch.” So just because you camp in Spain then your team will automatically perform well?
Wastage of tax payer’s money to camp in Spain with such results.