SUNDAY CHIDZAMBWA ended his latest spell as Warriors coach after picking information his technical team was set to be axed soon after completing their CHAN assignment against Mauritius.

The veteran gaffer threw in the towel just days after agreeing a new deal to take charge of the Warriors.

After taking the squad through their paces at their training session at the Yadah Hotel complex yesterday, Chidzambwa was initially set to meet the ZIFA leadership at 2pm to discuss his concerns.

The meeting was then moved to 3pm before it was moved again to the evening, yesterday, but Chidzambwa decided it was time to move on.

He had drafted his resignation letter, earlier in the day, which he wanted to show to the ZIFA bosses at the meeting where he had also planned to air his grievances.

The first signs that everything wasn’t as it seemed, in the Warriors camp, emerged when Chidzambwa told The Herald on Monday that he was reluctant to discuss the absence of in-form CAPS United midfielder, Joel ‘‘Josta’’ Ngodzo, in his 32-man squad.

“I am told the players should be getting into camp (today),” said Chidzambwa. Unfortunately, I cannot comment any further at the moment because so many things are happening.
“For now, you can talk to either the team manager or the people at ZIFA.’’State media