Former Fufa vice president (technical) Livingstone Kyambadde is under no illusion that Uganda will continue to struggle if the coaching department is not addressed.
“Coaches, and good coaches at that, must be trained,” he said, adding, “Without that we are wasting our time.”
Stone, as he is fondly called, was presenting at a Fufa symposium organized to make a diagnosis of Uganda’s football problems and forging the way forward.
“We all know the truth and what needs to be done but we have a poor history of execution,” added Kyambadde, who was also a facilitator at the just-ended Caf B licence coaching course in which was attended by 34 coaches.
The former Uganda Cranes international added: “A good player comes from a good coach. Because we are still lacking in the coaching department, that is why you have players with low self-esteem… it is the poor background showing in them.
“If you train good coaches, the long term returns can be great. For example, good coaching can get you that one good player, and that one good player can be sold for millions and you don’t know what that money can do to a club.”
Currently, Uganda has 93 Caf ‘C’ coaches, one Caf ‘B’ and six Caf ‘A’ holders. The symposium came up with resolutions which will further be discussed by Fufa and stakeholders as they forge a way forward.
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