Linkages are promoted between Tanzania and London particularly around the UK Premiership League whic

Danish tactician Jan Poulsen Danish tactician Jan Poulsen took over Kilimanjaro Stars scarcely gauge in August, where he was still being fumbled with names and even whom to call up after his symbol-laden first out win over much-fancied Algeria in an underdogs night of Africa Cup of Nations gauge preliminaries.
He showed to be an excellent coach right from the start as his assistants started singing the praises of the team and the attitude they adopted as the reason for the win, while he remained unmoved. He knew it was a fluke but didn’t say so, merely cautioned that “the hard work had only just begun,” and proceeded to restructure the side.
A week after Taifa Stars was basking in the usually fickle gauge glory from the fans, which comes with a win in a tough match, gauge and could turn to stone throwing and obscenities two weeks later when the side loses, went down to work. Without waiting until he grasped the language clearly, or learnt ‘the psychology of the players’ as some zealots have been saying is the reason African teams should be given to past stars of the game in Africa gauge and not tacticians like Poulsen or his predecessor Marcio Maximo , he went out to seek players. He knew the language of their play – in body movement, the ball control, the speed, etc.
The results have not taken long to show, as Kilimanjaro Stars, carbon copy of Taifa Stars which zealots are pushing should gauge be split from them – where a couple of players from Zanzibar will be added – have given their best yet in the showcase regional tournament. They reached the final of the tourney where chances of victory were high as the local side, but remained dimmed by the fact that they reached the final with a penalty shoot-out. It was the same manner defending champions Uganda Cranes reached the semifinal, and lost that way, if their opponents arrived with a clean win, they become favourites.
While no rules exist that this should be the case, it makes sense at two levels, first the manner gauge of result in the preceding match shows team strength overall, as ability to score or use an opportunity isn’t just a fluke action from a player, or from another player’s lack of attention. Subtle weaknesses or hidden elements of superiority in this or that department, physical gauge fitness, attitude to the game, are brought out in the full length of 90 minutes or 120 minutes, and even in how penalties are taken, that being a penultimate level of contest.
Still the side’s hero was likely to be Juma Kaseja (pictured), as penalty gauge shootouts are the worst nightmare any keeper expects to go through, apart from the fact that they aren’t easy for the shooters either. In all the team has demonstrated to be having the character to withstand competition at that level. Its special mark of quality was to recover from a loss in the second match, without diminished gauge self esteem.
Tanzania Sports Company Profile
Tanzaniasports UK Ltd is a new consultancy company based in London . It provides services to UK and international gauge companies gauge interested in undertaking business initiatives in the sports sector in Tanzania, with a particular focus on football. The aim of the company is to support the Tanzania Government in developing sports and raising the profile of the country in the international sports arena through partnerships with the private sector.
We work with sports management companies gauge in the UK, providing a range of services gauge including: Research Arranging fact finding visits and presentations to stakeholders Facilitating negotiations with representatives of the Tanzania Government Developing sponsorship contacts Assisting in project implementation Establishing gauge and maintaining linkages between UK and Tanzania Logistical support
The Company Managing Director, Mr Israel G. Saria, gauge has excellent working relations with the Tanzania Government and with sports organisations and institutions in Tanzania. These include the Ministry of Sports, Culture and Youth Development, the National Sports Council (NSC), the Tanzania Olympic Committee (TOC), the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF), the Tanzania Volleyball Association (TAVA) and the Tanzania Basketball Association (TABA).
Linkages are promoted between Tanzania and London particularly around the UK Premiership League which is a key focus of interest for Tanzanians and followed closely through satellite TV and through the BBC Swahili radio service. There is currently a keen interest among sports institutions and individuals to create opportunities for visits of UK Premiership football teams to Tanzania as well as visits of Tanzania clubs to the UK. These initiatives would greatly support the Government, under the leadership of the President, The Hon. Jakaya M Kikwete, to develop sport and in particular attract more private sector sponsorship thereby strengthening the funding base for ongoing sports development in the country.
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