In what could be a major turning point in CAPS United fortunes, the Green Machine Management have suspended Nagoli for indiscipline as CAPS United is leaving no stone unturned in a bid to turn around their bad start to the season.
As such, in a bid to bring togetherness and improve teamwork, the team decided to introduce the concept of camping before matches.
Recently, they were camped at the exotic Ochi City Safaris on the outskirts of Harare when Nagoli decided to indulge himself into the wise waters.
After downing a couple of shots – getting inebriated to the marrow – the coach decided to change venue and asked the team bus driver to take him to town.
According to impeccable sources, as they were driving out, Sean Connor noticed the team bus taking off and quickly rushed to find out what was happening.
Said the sources: “On arrival at the gate where the bus had stopped, Sean Connor was confronted by a drunk Nagoli who started shouting abusive language in vernacular to the Irishman who stood stone cold in amazement.
“A heated argument ensued and it took some members of the CAPS United security and lieutenant coach Lloyd Chitembwe to cool down the tempers. Nagoli then, in a huff, decided to proceed to the main road on foot but quickly realised that the 3km journey from Ochi City to the main road was no easy stroll in the park.
“The coach then returned to the lodges in a bid to unleash a showdown on the Irishman. There was commotion at the Lodges and the CAPS United CEO Max Mironga was contacted and immediately requested Nagoli to leave camp. The same team bus that was supposed to take him on joy ride ended up embarking on sorrowful ride back home.”
Real Soccer can confirm that Nagoli was then served with a letter of suspension and was conspicuous by his absence on the Caps United bench when they trounced FC Platinum 3- 1 last week.
Nagoli is a close associate of Lloyd Chitembwe and has been the latters favourite partner in “crime”.
The absence of Nagoli meant that legendary goalkeeper Brenna ‘Baba Gari” Msiska has been elevated to the third position on the Technical bench.
Nagoli is expected to appear before the team’s directors soon for a final verdict and chances are high that he will not return to the “Green Machine” anytime soon.
CAPS United had been a victim of a top-heavy structure of its technical department that has about five coaches, with Richard Tswatswa and Joel Luphahla also coming into the picture.
Nagoli’s ejection from the CAPS United structures is probably the much-needed natural attrition to thin the densely populated technical bench of the Green Machine*
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