By Sports writer
AFTER an underwhelming season in which they failed to gain promotion back into the Premier Soccer League, Sheasham fc have dissolved their executive board.
In a statement on Thursday, club president Clever Mandaza made the announcement.
The statement reads:
“The president of Sheasham FC, Clever Mandaza wishes to extend his sincere appreciation to the members who served on the Sheasham FC board during the year 2024.
“Their exemplary work and unwavering dedication to advancing the club’s mission are highly valued.
“Additionally, Mr Mandaza would like to inform Sheasham FC supporters, sponsors, stakeholders and the wider football community that the 2024 Sheasham FC board had been dissolved.
“A new board to guide the club into 2025 will be announced shortly.”
The board was led by Dr Crispen Ngwenya as the chairperson, deputized by businessman Tawedzerwa Mudzvoka.
Seasoned football administrator, Pithias Shoko was the secretary. Other members included Simbarashe Sibanda and radio personality Elias Maginya.
The Construction boys were one of the pre season favorites to win promotion from the ZIFA Central Region Soccer League.
However, the team failed to live up to the expectations under the guidance of coach Lizwe Sweswe.
They finished a distant fifth on the log despite having made heavy investment on the squad.
Sources close to ongoings at the club told The Echo that Sweswe is next in the firing line.
The club is understood to have already drawn up a list of Sweswe’s replacement.
Among names being thrown around are Northern region side Mwos coach, Lloyd Mutasa.
Former Kaizer Chiefs striker, Luke Petros and Tendai Chikuni are also part of that list.
John Nyikadzino, who guided the club to their maiden PSL dance is also rumoured to be in line for a return to the Gweru based side.
