KATUTURA DERBY: Sunday, 9th November 2014 at 18H00 at the Sam Nujoma Stadium will see another MTC/NPL Premiership cracker where the 4-Times Champions, Black Africa will extent its lead in this prestigious 32 Rounds Competition of Namibias Best 16 NPL Clubs. It will be red and black all over Katutura and Dolam with a little bit of white spots here and there as the 4-Times Champions will lock horns with its all-time rival, FNB Orlando Pirates. Entrance Fee is a cool N$50.00 and the entrance fee is informed by BA, the 4-Times Champions Pricing Policy for Category A Games. The Category A Games for the 4-Times Champions is when the latter play FNB Orlando Pirates, African Stars and Tigers. The classification for Category A Games is reviewed annually and a fresh announcement in this regard will be made with the kick-off of the new Football Season of 2015/2016. Back to the Katutura Derby, the 4-Times Champions will have its first encounter with Mighty Gunners after Black Africa confirmed its relegation to the Nationwide First Division in a decisive match that earned BA the third consecutive championship in Otjiwarongo; while African Stars succumbed to the onslaughts of FNB Orlando Pirates at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on the same day. The helicopter idled with certainty in close proximity of Otjiwarongo Town to deliver Namibias Football Champions its rightful and undisputed reward. The 4-Times Championship is without any doubt the pace-setter in Namibian Football. Black Africa sets the Football Standards in Namibia because every NPL Club play at its best when they are scheduled to play against the 4-Times Champions. The mid-week game between the new entrants to the MTC/NPL Premiership is a classic example when the university students challenged the professors in the game of football. The students were determined to highlight the literature of football, while the professors ballooned the lack of experience the students lacked and displayed during this very important game which dropped UNAM from the first to the second place on the NPL Log Standings. I have, in my previous football novels on this platform said that BA, the 4-Times Champions normally do not lead the MTC/NPL Premiership Log Standing in the First Leg. We, for strategic reasons, choose to remain in the 2nd place behind the leader, regardless the difference in points. We normally attack viciously in the Second Leg with about 7 games remaining and it is at this stage of the football fight that we comfortably overtake the temporary leader for BA, the 4-Times Champions to assume its rightful occupation to ultimately walk on stage to be conferred with the biggest Namibian Football Recognition and Reward - I am sure BA, or its coach or any of its players will walk away as the Sportman of the Year Award if Football will be listed for the MTC Sport Awards. Back to the Katutura Derby, the derby starts at 18H00 on Sunday, 9th November at the Sam Nujoma Stadium, and Entrance Fee is only N$50.00 to watch quality football which will be driven and led by the Champions. Like any product of good quality in any supermarket, BA is also a good brand that sells top quality football which costs N$50.00 for the Derby against FNB Orlando Pirates. You will do injustice to yourself if you miss this Katutura Derby, on Sunday, 9th November 2014. The outcome of this particular match will inform you without any doubt that Black Africa will next year be rebranded as the 5-Times Champions. We have, without any trouble, proved this point against African Stars in the Standard Bank quite recently. We will do likewise against FNB Orlando Pirates to once again enforce our supremacy - if you are a doubting Thomas, let us meet at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on Saturday, 9th November 2014 at 18H00 for you to see for yourself what I mean. We will pick up this discussion just before our next encounter.
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 15:45:48 +0000
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