esident of the Football Federation of Tanzania - TFF, Jamal Protection today has an official farewell to former head coach of the team grew the National Tanzania (Taifa Stars) sponsored by Kilimanjaro Premium Lager, Netherlands Mart Nooij.
Speaking to reporters today at a news Tansoma hotel, Defence has said they have decided to farewell him in front of the press if held too when his identity when you start work.
"Football is a challenge many Tanzanians long journey we achieved is why TFF has begun investing in youth football, because it is the basis of being the best team in the nation" said Defence.
Around the world the best teams are the source of youth and children's football, we made many young people who began playing football at a young age when they reach the age of tinkering with the national team squad will grow and better.
States call each other when it comes to coach the national team players will have a broad scope, for us wanocheza soccer players abroad are counted, so we must begin to invest in youth football.
TFF ilishaanza this strategy is why there are teams U13, U15, which will grow entering the camp and play friendly games inside out with the aim of gaining experience before qualifying for the finals participation of young people in 2016.
U15 squad is expected to make a visit in December this year in the countries of Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa, in April 2016 and next year is going to Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and Kenya to play friendly games.
And Mart Nooij who grew Taifa Stars coach, speaking to the writers of the story said he thanked all Tanzanians, governments, stakeholders of football in the country and TFF for sapoti they give their time as head coach of the national team.
Nooij said he enjoyed his life as Tanzania for the period was growing teaching the national team, but because it has reached the end of his employment does not how he left, but he continued to keep Tanzania and all Tanzanians daily for their hospitality.
Meanwhile the President of the TFF. Jamal Protection has declared Charles Mkwasa be the new coach of the Taifa Stars, assisted by coach Hemed Morocco, Mkwasa, who is coach of Yanga and Morocco coach training will work for a period of three months which the national team will grow and games qualifier for the CHAN and AFCON.
Watch a selection of the coaches said the seed is based on criteria of national team coaches have a license from the manager's A CAF or similar from other mashiriksho world who treat the work, which the indigenous coaches have audio.
Coach Mkwasa will grow up being handed lasts all and interests (including allowances) that he had been assigned a coach who left, has also given the opportunity to choose the bench his craft to make it work, so ask the stakeholders of football and Tanzanians in general we should give sapoti coaches the locals "added Defence "
Moreover TFF executive committee Alhaj Ahmed Mgoyi Iimemteua coordinator of the National Team, the purpose of the appointment of Mgoyi is to be a link between the Executive Committee and the National team.
Incoming U15 campNational team of young people aged under 15 years of Tanzania, has entered the camp yesterday and started practice today in the field of Karume prepare for a friendly game against the U15 kombaini Mbeya region on Sunday.
Force is under Bakari requested from coaches and scattered Peter will they play the same game with the goal of teachers kupatawa opportunity to see these young people and adding others who laughed in the squad.
U15 TFF program is to prepare good-quality force towards qualifying ka young African finals in 2017 undertaken in Madagascar, where the young people will grow up to the age of 16 to reach next year's qualifying games when itakaponza July, 2016.
NB: Tomorrow Wednesday new Taifa Stars coach, Charles Mkwasa and his assistant Hemed Morocco will speak to reporters heard at 5:30 am in the auditorium of the existing TFF Karume.
All the authors of information are requested to attend without missing.
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