HOW TO RETURN YANGA SC



AFTER the level he showed in the Soccer Stadium against Simba at the National Stadium, Dar es Salaam, on Wednesday, the Yanga midfielder Papy Kabamba Tshishimbi has been detained to death as though it were not easy for anyone to swim.

Tshishimbi, who was the star of the game that Yanga lost in the 5-4 penalty challenge, has been regarded as pearls for leaders and fans of the team.

The match from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), in the game, managed to win the squad for the club, while he was working well with Thaban Kamusoko to make them in the club.

Among the most important elements of Yanga's people, it was the ability of the team to steal, to draw balls, to support the defense layer and to enable the team as a whole, the problem that was facing the team for a long time.

Due to his crash in the game, Yanga has sought to protect him from any assault, including a situation that could affect his play.

In practice last morning at Uhuru Stadium, Dar es Salaam, with a lot of emotions, no fan has been able to swim in Tshishimbi as before, during and after the exercise, he was under severe protection.

As usual, Tshishimbi was able to do some rare things in order to effectively control his fellow star Matheo Antony, said Juma Makapu, Gossip Gross, Edward Marka, where there was a ridiculator to draw a jersey to prevent him.

As soon as the practice came, fans of the team arrived at the Uhuru Stadium's main stadium and wanted to talk to him, while others wanted to talk to him but could not get it out of the fierce defense guard.

After graduating, he changed his clothes under the control of a Double Cabin car Ford Ranger, which was waiting for him to leave with him in spite.

For the incident, Tshishimbi has placed his record in the squad since it has been for several years the club has never been so fierce as the player for the club.

There are many stars who have gone to the club such as Mbuyu Twite, Nonda Shaaban, Constantine Kimanda, Ngandu Ramadhani, Haruna Niyonzima and even presently as Obrey Chirwa, Amissi Tambwe, Thabani Kamusoko and Ibrahim Ajib who have never had the wind as they had Tshiishimbi.