B. OdhiamboMCF plotting Kisumu All Stars downfall as pressure mounts on Coach Orangi
Reading Time: 2min | Wed. 18.10.23. | 19:46
Pressure is mounting on the expert as the team remain winless five games into the season
Mully Children Family FC head coach Robert Orangi is hoping to turn his club's fortunes around and record first win of the season when they host Kisumu All Stars this weekend at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos.
Pressure mounted on the former Kangemi All Stars coach after playing out a barren draw with Darajani Gogo over the weekend leaving MCF winless in five games and will seek to pick maximum points against a buzzing All Stars.
Orangi is confident with the display his team showed against Gogo and believes the squad is getting better with each match following the mass signing he did at the club.
"We started the match against Gogo a bit slow but grew into the game minute by minute and that showed the players have started mastering my philosophy. We brought in a lot of new players and obviously it was going to take time before they integrate," offered Orangi.
The former Murang'a Seal tactician, is determined to strangle Kisumu who are enjoying an impressive start to the season having recorded maximum points in their last three games, and pick his first win of the term.
"Our technical bench is preparing for nothing but all three points. The team has some confidence now and together we have fixed our weaknesses to give a good account for what we stand for starting this weekend. I am sure we will get a huge win this weekend, " he said.
Addressing the team's frontline that seemed to lack the cutting edges in most of the matches, having scored three goals in five matches, Arasa noted that his bench was drilling the forwards in training sessions and goals will soon come from his experienced attack line.
"We are engaging our attackers un training drills this week to make sure they find the shooting boots. We need those goals to win matches and I they must be up to task, " he concluded
