Triangle assistant coach Biggie Zuze has dismissed as baseless rumours doing rounds in the Lowveled that he is sabotaging his head coach David Mandigora.

Zuze said there was no way he was going to sabotage Mandigora since the two shares a strong bond from the days they were together at Dynamos.

“That is ridiculous to say the least, I am a professional and I am also willing to learn. Actually Mandigora taught me a lot when I joined Dynamos as a player. He has been a brother to me. I have always respected him and I am hundred percent behind him. Mandigora has seen and has also achieved a lot in football and I will never back stab him,” said Zuze.

“A lot of negative things have been said about me here in Triangle but I am here to do my best for the team. I won the cup with Triangle and worked very well with Kaindu (Kelvin) and I am still learning. We must forget about the gossip and remain focused.”

Triangle have not been consistent this season blowing hot and cold leading the fans to suggest that there were saboteurs  within the team.

The Sugar Sugar boys who are tenth on log standings take on How Mine laden with former stars and coach Kelvin Kaindu at home on Sunday.

Kaindu took with him midfielders Makundika Sakala, Pasca Manhanga and defender Praise Tonha when he joined How Mine early this year.