Morgan Jiya

The club has lost two key players Morgan Jiya (captain) and youthful star James Mbando who have teamed up with ex-players from Motors and other darts clubs in the Central Region to form a formidable looking side known as Chesterfield.
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Jiya, who is also captain for the national darts team and chairman for Lilongwe and Districts Darts League (LDDL), confirmed his departure from the glamour side, saying he has already featured in his new team.He said he reached at his decision following differences he had with the team's sponsors over the expulsion of experienced player Perks Ligoya.
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We have now formed Chesterfield with the help of Chester Kayange, the owner of Chesterfield pub in Area 18 B. We had our first league game last Friday against C to C, whom we thrashed 10-2," said Jiya.
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Jiya himself argued that he had formally resigned from Motors and was a free agent at the time the league was starting.
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May be (Jiya) is talking of BP Flights (which changed to MA Motors).MA Motors has been doing everything for the team.If anything, I was using my personal money in some occasions.Did Ligoya buy even a single beer…?Moya said Jiya and Mbando have not been cleared by the club.

"We had beaten everybody in our group including Mafco on the first day and were poised to grab the trophy but with such hostile treatment, the boys were totally put off," said Chesterfield captain Morgan Jiya.
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Asked whether his team has accepted the punishment, Jiya said: "We are meeting tonight to analyse the punishment.

Meanwhile, former captain for the men's team Morgan Jiya has blamed the team's poor showing on the selection of players.Jiya, who served as captain for five years, said the men's team lacked experience. "As former captain, I am disappointed that the team finished fourth.Between 1998 and 2003 Malawi always been finished in the top three.We won gold in 2000 before defending the title in the following year. "In 2003, we were runners-up in Lesotho before failing to participate in last year's tournament due to the subscription arrears owed to the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa by the Malawi government.Most of the players, who have been in these teams were left out this year," said Jiya.