However, no club is likely to beat the record set by Nico United in the dismissal of coaches in the just-ended season after Majombolo used four men - one of whom lasted for only three matches - to survive relegation. Even during the current break, the Nico revolving has been active with Luke Masomere leaving to be replaced by a former Zimbabwean international, Paul Gundani, who becomes Nico's fifth coach in one season or in eight months. This means that on average, the club has been recruiting or sacking a coach every one and a half months.
Madinda Ndlovu was with Nico at the beginning of the season and a lot was expected from him after he led the side to fourth place in the league in the 2007-2008 season, the club's best ever finish. However, in the just-ended season, the Zimbabwean lasted only three months before packing his bags to go back to his homeland to take charge of his boyhood team, Highlanders. He reportedly earns US$4,500 which is said to be the reason why he left. After the departure of Ndlovu, the Nico management was quick to rope in a rusty Guston Mutobo who was in charge for only three matches.
