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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,058 Location: Gwitu
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urstill1 wrote:D32 wrote:ZZE123 wrote:We should have let Gor paly instead of hara-mbee Stars!!!! I also think the leading local club is stronger than Harambee, as the local club has that long developed synergy. I once asked this q, but was told that it is not allowed. How about change a player or two, like the goalkeeper? Quite a good number of Gor players are foreign nationals. The likes of Sibomana, Kagere... Influx of foreign players arguably weaken the national sides. For example most EPL teams are better than England. Truth forever on the scaffold Wrong forever on the throne (James Russell Rowell)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/6/2008 Posts: 3,586
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ZZE123 wrote:We should have let Gor paly instead of hara-mbee Stars!!!! Unless you are being sarcastic, until there is more "tribal balancing" in football in Kenya, don't waste time "analyzing" Harambee Stars performance (kupigia mbuzi guitar), there is nothing like "better tribes in football" just hooligans, other better teams worldwide and in Africa are not dominated by the "special Kenyan football tribe/s" and they get very far. A Kenyan referee should also be able to live a decent, respectable life driving at least a mutumba Porsche, if VIOLENCE and intimidation rules, kwisha mpira, the ref is the "center of power" in a football game not a tribe or teams, or people too childish to let a game end peacefully, you introduce tribalism in football, then players will remain like sugar belt companies, living of the goodwill of "Other Kenyans Contributions" gaarment subsidies, if you remove tribalism and violence, we are in next world cup automatically. In the line-up, , no maasai, no mkamba, no rendille, there was only ONE player from "these people" when they should be about a quarter of the players in team e.t.c ( i won't tell you how a friend broke his leg in Kenyan football) what is happening? do you expect to go anywhere?, i never bother! Harambee Stars Stars starting 11: Boniface Oluoch (Tusker), James Situma (Sofapaka), Clifford Miheso (Thika United), Brian Mandela, Joakins Atudo (both Tusker), Victor Mugabe (Celtic, Scotland), Kevin Kimani (JMJ Academy), Jamal Mohammed (Mathare United) ,Humphrey Mieno (Sofapaka), Dennis Oliech (Auxerre, France) ,Patrick Oboya (MFK Ruzomberok, Slovakia) Substitutes: Duncan Ochieng, Kepha Aswani, Joseph Shikokoti, Dennis Nzomo, Titus Mulama, Kevin Ochieng, Collins Okoth Ras Kienyeji Man
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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Alba wrote:@Masukuma You mentioned that you played in Kenya cup rugby at some point. But given your ignorance about what it takes to create a succesful sports team , I am beginning to doubt whether you played anything at all. Unless you were one of those who hanged around the rugby guys at UoN pretending to be one of them. Seriously it ought to be obvious to anyone who has played sports at any level that a team that has trained together for a month is bound to play better than one that assembled only a few days prior and did not even play friendlies. I am amazed that this has to be explained to someone who claims to have played in Kenya cup for sijui 5 years. Wow... you really have outed me! I never really played Kenya Cup! I was never one of the top try scores in the 7s circuit before it got sexy. I was never was never substituted for non injury reasons when I played top flight rugby both for the university I played for (which won the East African University Championship in 99) and the current 7s champions. I never really played for those teams... It's either I am lying or may have hallucinated the whole experience! Sijui nitajificha wapi!! I have been outed and Kenya ni wanoma Football! All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Lets face it we are useless... possunt quia posse videntur
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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maka wrote:Lets face it we are useless...  wewe wacha!! sisi ni wa noma! we just need to remove Nyamwea!! Tutaenda world cup and win it... why? SISI NI WANOMA!! it's within us... Nyamwea is to blame for school football as well... we are always beaten by neighbouring countries and even at club level.... we have one problem!! and it's Nyamwea!! All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/27/2012 Posts: 2,256 Location: Bandalungwa
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TAZ wrote:I totally agree with @Masukuma, at the moment we are simply not good enough. I watched the Tanzania Vs Nigeria match and i was really impressed by the Taifa stars, they passed the ball very well and had some really nice dribblers in the team.
Btw @Alba....Williamson's record for the Uganda Cranes was quite impressive, he was only sacked after he failed to qualify for AFCON 2013 Taz The Ugandan federation is not as useless as the Kenyan one. They do not hurriedly assemble teams 3 days before matches. They set up camp weeks in advance and play friendlies. Kenya does no such thing. A few months back, Kenya played Botswana and flew in only a few hours before the match. The players who were jet lagged and tired ended up losing 3-0. With this level or poor organization, you cannot expect wins. Back in 2010, Kenya had numerous players playing in European leagues, Mariga at Inter, Wanyama at Celtic, Oliech at Auxerre, all playing in the champions league and they still could not beat Uganda because the preparations were pathetic. Kenya clearly had better players than Uganda and still could not beat them
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/27/2012 Posts: 2,256 Location: Bandalungwa
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masukuma wrote:Alba wrote:@Masukuma You mentioned that you played in Kenya cup rugby at some point. But given your ignorance about what it takes to create a succesful sports team , I am beginning to doubt whether you played anything at all. Unless you were one of those who hanged around the rugby guys at UoN pretending to be one of them. Seriously it ought to be obvious to anyone who has played sports at any level that a team that has trained together for a month is bound to play better than one that assembled only a few days prior and did not even play friendlies. I am amazed that this has to be explained to someone who claims to have played in Kenya cup for sijui 5 years. Wow... you really have outed me! I never really played Kenya Cup! I was never one of the top try scores in the 7s circuit before it got sexy. I was never was never substituted for non injury reasons when I played top flight rugby both for the university I played for (which won the East African University Championship in 99) and the current 7s champions. I never really played for those teams... It's either I am lying or may have hallucinated the whole experience! Sijui nitajificha wapi!! I have been outed and Kenya ni wanoma Football! Oh its good of you for admitting to being a fraud. It is painful to imagine that someone who played in Kenya cup is this ignorant about what it takes for a sports team to succeed.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/27/2012 Posts: 2,256 Location: Bandalungwa
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I hope Kenyan players are not reading the ignorant posts about Kenya being hapless at football.
Years ago I was on a different Kenyan forum arguing that Kenyans were capable of winning medals in sprints and field events. Many know-nothings said we are not genetically predisposed to sprints and incapable of field events.
Kenya now has Yego winning the javelin and Bett winning the hurdles. They were finally able to get the appropriate technical training. Yego for example was invited to go and learn in Finland under qualified coaches.
I am not saying Kenya can compete with Jamaica. But surely if Chinese and Japanese can run sub 10.00 than why can't Kenya ?
I am saying the same thing about football. If Kenya gets the same level of organization as Zambia or Uganda, then Kenya will stop being perennial losers.
One difference between Kenya and Zambia for example is that FAZ is run by a former footballer, Kalusha Bwalya while FKF is run by a know-nothing Sam Nyamweya.
And this is the problem with Kenya sports. Too many people fancy themselves as sports experts when they literally know nothing. You can see that on this forum. Unfortunately for Kenya, such people are finding themselves in leadership positions much to the detriment of the sport.
During the brief periods when Kenya had a modicum of decent organization, Harambee stars did well. Do people realize that when Joab Omino was KFF chairman, Kenya qualified for AFCON 3 times in a row. And this was during an era when only 8 teams qualified. Note that Omino was a former player.
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Rank: Member Joined: 8/16/2012 Posts: 661
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Alba wrote:masukuma wrote:Museveni wrote:You do not assemble a team for three days and hope to win a competitive match. Welcoming out-of-shape foreign based players without testing their preparedness to the expense of available raring youngsters cost us the match. maybe... I am no expert on this however... could "WE SUCK AT SOCCER" be the real reason? NO You are completely wrong @Museveni has spoken the truth. But that is only a small part of the problem And thanks for admitting U R no expert unlike some like @Murchr who know nothing about sports but have strong opinions. Some of the problems alluded to by other forummers can be solved if by some miracle Nyamweya is defeated at the next FKF election. If Nyamweya remains in charge, Kenya is doomed We actually have better at football probably than athletics. In 2012, we did qualify distinctively for the AFCON, under a local coach. After 10 yrs not making it to the tournament. Previously we had dropped out of the group stage with 0 points. In 2012 3 points but crashed out of the tournament. Coach fired. Reasons: BBC wrote:Kenya's national coach has been sacked, only days after taking the team to the final of the Cecafa Cup. Quote:He was sacked from the post of national team coach after the 2008 CECAFA Cup in January 2009 due to disputes between him and Kenyan football administrators The dismissal of the coach comes after he refused to lead Kenya in a friendly against Egypt in Cairo next week. Quote:"Kimanzi doesn't want to honour international matches," FKL's secretary-general Sammy Obingo told the BBC. Quote:Obingo also said that Kimanzi's behaviour during the Cecafa Cup was disappointing, notably in failing to talk to the media after some games. Quote:In response, Francis Kimanzi told the BBC's Swahili Service that his players were tired after the completion of the Cecafa Cup. Quote: Kimanzi's case is that he talked in all press conferences except one and that he did not try and avoid being questioned.
BTW we were No 2 in the said CECAFA championship. With this kind of leadership entrenched in football we ain't going anywhere. Frustrating not only players but the technical bench of the team! And the obsession with foreign coaches with no real positive impact. Some of the best coaches and managers have been players. They know the local scene better some of the overated coaches and know players history much better. Mchezaji akisema ako karibu fungiwa nyumba see also will they ever understand ? Never. Ever. Only care about their inflated pay.
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