Paul's second coming
Friday, July 06, 2007
Before he left about seven years ago, Moyo led Toronto to one of their most successful stints. Since his departure, Notwane's fortunes have plummeted badly with very few successes. He has come back with a bang, winning the lucrative Orange Kabelano Charity Cup last weekend.
Though Barena, as Notwane followers affectionately call Moyo, does not want people to read much into the win, he seems to have struck the right cord. He won a cup in his first official engagement. Without doubt, he has brought confidence into a team that looked to be out of sorts. Since the death of Banks Panene (may his soul rest in peace), Notwane has struggled to make an impact in local soccer. After winning the last Coca-Cola Cup, it was thought Toronto would build on the momentum but they crumbled and finished the league in position seven.
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