The team's coach, Agreement Podi said while they are looking at reinforcing their side, they would allow the duo to move.However, the two will move around March because it is still off-season in Zimbabwe."Double Action will loan some players to Real Touch and Lulu Sporting Club," said the coach.A striker and midfielder are expected to arrive from Zimbabwe as player movement between the two countries gathers pace. "Inline is one of the big teams in Bulawayo. The players that are coming here are national team players and one of them even scored against us when we played there," Podi said.In addition the team is interested in two goalkeepers from Meat Girls and Vicomates. Podi said the two teams are yet to respond to their requests. He was however, optimistic the two teams will have responded by the end of the seven-day deadline this week.
Township Rollers coach, Victor Tshambane, said they will decide whether to loan any player. He was quick to point out that there are players they are keen to sign, chiefly midfielders and strikers. The other team, which is looking for players, is Mogoditshane Fighters. Coach Justin Mmereki said that they want experienced strikers and defenders."Currently the players that I have are students, so I want to give them more time to study so that they do not blame me when the results are not good," he said.Mmereki said that he is not sidelining anyone though as he can still impart skills in those who have interest in the sport. He added that he needs another goalkeeper because the current one is a student.
