the comments here might not necessarily be about last night's game, not even about Gor Mahia. It is about the fans (and their tribe; because you don't like it). But let me say here.....Luo to the CORE and Gor to the END!

It's almost like the ref/linesman went out of his way to bait the K'ogalo fans with the denied goal, the fans remained calm and he immeadiately pulled of another howler.

@Applebees

Most here calling for banning of Gor fans are saying this with zero objectivity. They are more concerned with settling long lingering scores against a certain tribe through any means.

Having said that, as a kenyan soccer fan and a Gor fan, I think the club should be made to pay for the mess made by the fans. Inaction will do more damage than good to Kenyan football.

I don't know exactly how this thread has turned an attack on Luos, this is the kind of talk that lead to PEV in 2007.....mara tunaonewa sijui what. The fact of the matter is that the fans (whether Luos, Luhyas etc)were wrong to react they way they did. If it were an FA, Fifa match or any other international match the call would have been for the fans to be banned from the Stadium for several matches and the club would have been fined.....hakuna mambo ya impunity in football! This is the second time they've done that this season.

I just cannot believe that some people see the riot and the calls for punishment through tribal lenses. What exactly ails some people? Obi, Nyuki, surely this kind of fan behaviour would never have been allowed in your beloved English premier league or in any self respecting league. When will Kenyan football be safe enough for people to take their families without fearing stone throwing goons? And all you see is tribal score settling over imaginary .... whatever!

Nktest...

I will remind you that it was during a GOR match last year when some fans DIED. What this a tribal thing? I remember there was a young girl from Meru who died then. Where do you see the LUOs in this? You seem to ignore the fact that GOR has fans accross the country many of whom would love to attend a match in peace and go home afterwards.

I can however assure you of one thing, if this kind of behaviour is not reined in , fans will go back to watching the English FA and leave the stone throwers to attend matches. And this just when Kenyan football was gaining interest among fans. Just a few year ago clubs were playing to empty stadiums. It was so bad for GOR that if the Prime Minister did not organize an Harambee, players would go unpaid. Now they are a serious team simply because gate takings have improved, sponsorship has trickled in and now they want to jeopardize this? And all you see is Ukabila?

Apple Bees the nauseating tribalistic irritant is complaining? The shoe is on the other foot!