Creck Sporting Gives Kamwendo The Boot After Slow Start

Creck Sporting Club fired three coaches after a poor start. Joseph Kamwendo lost his job as head coach. Abel Mkandawire and Chiukepo Msowoya also left their positions as assistant coach and striker trainer. Club officials decided during a Friday meeting. The coaching staff had been suspended for one week before getting fired.

Kamwendo spoke to local reporters about losing his job. He thanked the club for giving him a chance to lead the team. The former coach accepted the decision without complaint. His coaching group faced suspension last week for a performance review. Team officials carefully reviewed their work before making the final decision.

The team struggles near the bottom of the league standings. Creck sits in 11th place among 16 Super League teams. They earned just 8 points from 7 matches this season. The club won twice, drew twice, and lost three games. Their record shows why management changed coaches.

Club leaders have not picked new coaches for the team. They want to find the right people to help improve results. The season continues without permanent leadership on the sidelines. Management hopes new coaches will help the team win more games. Players must adapt to changes during this difficult period.