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Bullets in a celebration bash

by Johnny Kasalika
03/09/2012
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bullets player31 | The Nation OnlineResurgent Big Bullets have said they will celebrate their Presidential Cup triumph with a big bash at their Mandala clubhouse.

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Bullets were feted like kings by their fans and were given a hero’s send-off from Civo Stadium where the team bus moved at a snail’s pace to Crown Lodge in Old Town.

They were escorted by delirious fans who caused traffic jam in the process.

Basking in the glory of their 1-0 win over Moyale Barracks on Saturday, Bullets saluted their fans who backed their cause.

The club’s chairperson Malinda Chinyama announced that they will donate part of their K10 million (about $40 000) prize to charity as one way of paying homage to the spirits for the team’s remarkable revival.

“It has been a long time since we won a cup, 10 years to be precise; and we have every reason to celebrate,” said Chinyama.

He also a model of modesty when he stressed that the current management will not claim credit for the team’s dramatic revival.

“Everyone, and I mean everyone, from the supporters, the club’s leadership and the players have played a big role in breathing a new lease of life into this team and we need to celebrate as a family,” said Chinyama.

He also said as earlier promised, the players will share 50 percent of the prize money for a job well-done and they are planning to invest part of the remaining prize money and then donate a portion of it to charity.

The BB chairperson said he hopes renovation to the clubhouse will be through in a few days’ time.

He claimed that as a result of the closure of the clubhouse, the team has been losing between K250 000 and K300 000 a week in revenue.

On what he thinks has been the secret behind the club’s revival, Chinyama said: “Team spirit, discipline and commitment from all the stakeholders have been the key factors.”

Spontaneous parties erupted in open-air joints across the country as jubilant Bullets fans celebrated their team’s triumph.bullets 24 july | The Nation Online

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