Peter is a legend and very humble I remember meeting him at Brammalane BP service station in 2024 I was working in that service station and first thing he said to me unexpectedly he said Ndeipi blaz .we had a bit of a conversation as he had fueled his car after training sessionat SheffieldUnited,I cldnt believe he knew I'm Zim and I speak Shona 😁😁I guess he heard my English accent as I spoke to d customer before him. That was my first day to see Peter live and shake hands with him I was overwhelmed wow .Peter live long I wanna meet you again thanx for keeping our country proud.
During Fabisch era, paitambwa bhora paya.Ephraim chawanda,Francis shonhayi,Mercedes sibanda,willard khumalo, benji konjera,agent sawu,vitality takawira,Claudia's zviripayi,Henry mckop,grobbelaar the list is endless.
I hope Zimbabweans must celebrate this guy while he is still alive, his achievements are worth that of a national hero. Imagine he single handedly raise the Zimbabwe flag. Zifa must held national galas by taking him city to city for the majority just to see him and hear him motivating young players that would be great
16 August 1992, Zim 4-1 South Africa at National Sports Stadium, Harare, Zimbabwe. Peter Ndlovu at his terrestrial best. Wow. May the late Screamer Tshabalaka's soul rest in eternal peace. He was SA coach and really got quite some tormenting from Peter.
For me the Burkina Faso 1-2 Zimbabwe match stands out, after so much criticism on Peter by the local media, he joined camp a few days before the match, found the camp in shambles, him and Adamski (MHSRIP) bought the team a kit and they won the tight match.
@@JabulaniMathuthuhe is just an idiot. Trying to say or write things he knows nothing about. Shame Typical Shona mentality. Apa I'm Shona myself but my mom is Ndebele. These mbeva eaters are a problem for sure😂😅
I had the honour of playing in the Peter Ndlovu youth tournament,my greatest sporting feat,you put Zim on the map Big brother,much respect and love to you🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Peter Ndlovu is just a knock above every other player in Zim. He is our GOAT in Zim. I wish him to be involved in our Zimbabwean Football one day. But the Legend clearly said ZIFA needs to put their house in order first. ZIFA ndiyo iri kukuvadza Zim football at a larger extent
Thank you, Charlie, for the interview you are the 🐐 Goat , Hallo Mebraz Peter to me, you are the Goat in our regional soccer and sporting fraternity in the world over you are a true representation. A man of several accolades. You made us love English soccer as you left and created history in Europe I like your humanity, a real states man Guys, the national must houner ple like Ndlovu brothers for their contribution
Peter Ndlovu the best of Zim and among the best in Africa of all time. @Charles Mabika you are the greatest. dai waita gurukota rezvimitambo or chair Sports Recreation Committee, zvinonaka. Peter for Zifa President.
Mukoma Charles, a legend indeed! I call you the national English teacher for all those of us who were in high school in the 80's. Many of us literally 'stole' lots of vocabulary from you and passed our Ó' Level English Language.
Peter Ndlovu should be the Zimbabwe National Team Soccer Coach. If ZIFA is prepared to pay a foreign coach, whom we know, as history has shown, do not come cheap, then the same ZIFA must pay the same salary/package to a person of Peter Ndlovu's calibre. Peter has a history with the national team, wrote history for and with the national team and deserves the chance to coach our national team. To date, no foreign coach has taken Zimbabwe to AFCON. Only local coaches have done so.
Greetings from Pretoria. The year was 2001 or 2002 - Charles Mabika and Peter Ndhlovu were once on Radio 3 and they asked how many hattricks Peter scored while with Coventry. I had been following his career closely so I know the answer. I got the question correct and they drove from Pockets Hill studios to Mt Pleasant to deliver Peter's Jersey with Sheffield. I was thrilled and kept that jersey until 2013. It was a special gift everytime I went to play soccer. These are indeed heroes of footbal and the best our of Zimbabwe and Africa. It was great to listen to them again, and they both look great.
Charles the greatest legend and Nsukuzonke my all time legend. I remember in grade 3 fighting for number 12 jersey to take it home after a match and Siza Khoza came and gave it to me. I also liked the English cut because of Nsukuzonke. Very humble guy👌
He scored a stunner in Algeria and we equalized...Tapuwa Kapini ran straight to him and carried him at his back whilst celebrating. The whole stadium was put in silent
To me one outstanding goal Peter Ndlòvu scored for Zimbabwe it was a brilliant cheap against Eritreria at the national sports stedium. It was a long pass from Ezrom Nyandoro the control was brilliant he controlled the ball with his left foot and scored with his right foot what a player.
Just saw mr ndlovu a minute ago in greenstone hill edenvale ..man l can imagine someone having to adjust to a whole new envaroment at that edge it's a pity now that we view that age of 17 as young but am one of those who's always said if you good enough you old enough
Very humble this Legend. He had his country ay heart.Playing for Coventry hoping onto a plane arrive in Zim the following day straight to play at the National Sports Stadium.He scored in that encounter.His place should be Cemented in Anals of Zim Soccer folklore
Peter Nsukuzonke Ndlovu flying elephant. Urichidadiso ku Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 as whole.you united Zimbabweans inn the name of football. You were exemplary you deliver always. You loved Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 like your own family at heart you sacrificed a lot fro your own pocket
Sukuzonke...MAP brothers we salute your contribution to our nation as Zimbabweans.... especially When Reirnard Fabish was the dream team coach and Bruce Grobbler was our goal keeper...Sando dzenyu guys
The fact that Peter is still the greatest Name in Zimbabwean football and nobody comes even close shows that zim football really fell off and never really developed
Hownis that so? Pele is the greatest Brazilian player of all time but does it mean Brazilian football has deteriorated since noone has come close to Pele?
