The supporters association said the practice had the
potential of causing division among players while also bringing the name of
their principal sponsor into disrepute.
In a letter addressed to all Dynamos supporters, members of
the executive, technical team and the head of security, Dynamos Supporters
Association secretary-general Jane
Mushininga said a better method of acknowledging the players’ good performance
should be devised.
“It has come to our attention that the ‘sunday offering” we
give to players after matches in the stadium have the potential to cause
divisions in camp and bringing the brand and name of our sponsor into
disrepute. Henceforth, we therefore urge all our supporters to stop this
practice with immediate effect. Acknowledgement of good performance by our
players is good from us supporters but we can use other means behind the scenes
and not in the stadium. We can organize our marshals to be at the team bus
after match with boxes where our supporters can drop their offerings.
Thereafter the money can be counted and shared to all players. We promise to
support the team without causing discontent in the camp as well as protecting
the name of our principal sponsor,” reads the letter.
In their last league match against rivals Caps United at
the National Sports Stadium, midfielder Denver Mukamba was showered with USD
notes and his photo where his jersey was bugling with money has since gone
vital. Sunday Mail
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