
BY DRAXON MALOYA
As soccer fraternity still mourns the demise of the veteran sports writer, Moses Dossi, tributes and condolences continue to pour in from all corners of the world. His legacy in Malawi’s soccer history will always be remembered and cherished by many who knew or heard him.
Dossi’s passing has left a void in the hearts of many soccer fans in Malawi, with his absence keenly felt within the soccer community. His dedication to the sport and his presence at games and events will be sorely missed.
Since the announcement about his demise, various social media platforms continues to be flooded with messages in remembrance of the veteran soccer enthusiast who breathe his last this week.
“Dossi, a passionate and knowledgeable voice in Malawi’s soccer scene, always willing to share his insights and thoughts on the beautiful game,” reads one of the messages on Sports Arena WhatsApp forum.
Writing on his Facebook page one of the long-time sports journalist who worked with Nation Publications then with Television Malawi before it changed to MBC Television, Felix Malamula described Dossi as someone who loved the local game recalling at one point, his face being synonymous with Malawi footballer stating that his voice spoke the local game.
“If you didn’t see his face in the streets of Blantyre during the week, just go to Kamuzu Stadium over the weekend. You will surely find him there giving out his third-eye perspective of events on the day.
“He was indeed ‘Man on the Touchline’ his loyalty to the game remains unquestioned, he was many things in his life but I will mostly remember him for his contribution to the sport and as family and friends plan his funeral, I pray for more Moses Dossis in our football. Rest in God’s bossom, Man on the Touchline,” writes Malamula.
