Power Dynamos winger Fwayo Tembo has confirmed his exit from the Kitwe giant’s. The former Basel star took to Facebook to confirm his departure.
“It was nice playing for power dynamos the most loveable team by the people but you know it’s life everyone his/her family for daily bread and thank you for you all my coach DK and understand hope we will meet again in life, I don’t forget the fans u were mavelous me thanks alot, ” Fwayo posted on his Facebook page.
Tembo joined the 2011 super league champions on 5 April 2016 and has been one of the club’s top players. He has scored 7 goals in the league this far.
In January last year he terminated a contract with Astra because of the club’s failure to meet contractual obligations. The journey man joined Hapoel Rannana in August but his contract was terminated with sources claiming it was on issues to do with his weight.
Fwayo, 28 has been linked with an unknown club from Sweden and South African PSL side Polokwane City who have another Zambian, Salulani Phiri in their ranks. Lusaka Dynamos were also reported to be interested in his services.
That is Fwayo for You. wasted Talent before December He will be club less mark my words.
Wishing him best success this time around! Am very eager to know his new Club! Of course We all know his is one of the best players we Zambian football! One can watch Zambia vs Nigeria video the 2018, also the most recent Mambas loss! He is a very good player!!!!!!!!!!
useless. hes not even 28
best wishes
Undoubtedly the most talent Zedian footballer at the moment. Its hard to understand you but then who are we to do that. All the best ma man.
We are who we are based off our upbringing, not to call out Fwayo on this as we do not know the details that lead to his departure, but we can only wish him all the best and hope that everything in this will benefit all parties involved without any issues that would hinder Fwayo’s play time in this late career of his. This is Fwayo’s career that is in his twighlight or nearing the end and as such, Fwayo needs to look out for himself and those that are close to him. When Fwayo retires and out of a job, you and me will not be sending Fwayo a monthly cheque and as such we all need to respect his move and only wishes that it all pans out well for him in as far as finances are concerned. Good luck to him and hoping for the best. ~Tc Soccerman~
Yes it is good for every person to think about ones future, but the way Fwayo behaves leaves people with a lot of questions concerning his conduct which is not professional and is some what childish. You don’t just disappear from your employers and after days come back and announce that you are no longer part of the team. in life you need blessings from where you are coming from.
Yes and that is what the “upbringing” part in my comment comes into play. There are just some values that our parents/guardians taught us that dictate how we carry ourselves in our daily life including our jobs. I am sure the environment you grow up in has a lot to do with how you behave/handle yourself in daily life and the values you portray in your career. I don’t know where Mr Fwayo comes from but I would think, with his skill set, if he had the descipline of say, Chris Katongo, Kalu,Sunzu, Chisamba etc. He would have made a sh!tload of money in Europe or Tunisia, but every move to Europe ended up prematurely and that is very sad for a young man that has the talent to die for.
welcome to Lusaka dynamos Fwayo
Fwayo’s problems are deep psychological problems that cannot be cured through advice. What he needs is lengthy psychotherapy and even that would not guarantee positive results. Even education can’t cure mental health issues. We just pray that his next move will have a measure of success!