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Rank: User Joined: 8/15/2013 Posts: 13,237 Location: Vacuum
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/27/2014 Posts: 560 Location: Eastlando
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kangi wrote:Impunity wrote:kangi wrote:Njung'e wrote:What's Nick bringing to the game? Someone pliz! This guy has literally "professionalised" Kariobangi Sharks to a level where players are more important than the officials. The players are insured and besides his image, he strives to bring Corporate sponsorship on board. The guy is 37 (generational Change) and this is the best thing. I think Kenya now has the youngest football executive at FIFA. New ideas will definitely flow, though this will depend on the buy-in of the other executives. I hope the wrangles will be a thing of the past as he knows the intricacies of running a football team with meager resources. He now has a budget of 1B from FIFA and the corporate sponsorship to boot. Is he a mountaineer? Fortunately/unfortunately yes!!!!! He at least has a passion for football. He has literally run the team almost single handedly. The players are motivated and he didn't start yesterday. Most of the former executives have little or no experience of starting or running a lower division team. Look around and see that the likes of Platini (though disgraced), Hayatou (former Cameroon athlete) have been sportsmen themselves. I think we are turning the corner. Hayatou is the worst enemy of African Football..
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/27/2012 Posts: 2,256 Location: Bandalungwa
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Kenyans have suffered through 15 years of corrupt FKF leaders. I am hoping that team change really means change By the way, was the constitution changed to remove the position of secretary general ama vipi?
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Rank: Chief Joined: 5/9/2007 Posts: 13,095
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/27/2014 Posts: 560 Location: Eastlando
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Nick Mwendwa is a nice guy but his team is made up of Nyamwea´s former team members. They sensed defeat and jumped ship in the last minute. I do not have too much hope to sense maga changes in the so called team change
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/22/2009 Posts: 2,449 Location: Africa
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Fullykenyan wrote:kangi wrote:Impunity wrote:kangi wrote:Njung'e wrote:What's Nick bringing to the game? Someone pliz! This guy has literally "professionalised" Kariobangi Sharks to a level where players are more important than the officials. The players are insured and besides his image, he strives to bring Corporate sponsorship on board. The guy is 37 (generational Change) and this is the best thing. I think Kenya now has the youngest football executive at FIFA. New ideas will definitely flow, though this will depend on the buy-in of the other executives. I hope the wrangles will be a thing of the past as he knows the intricacies of running a football team with meager resources. He now has a budget of 1B from FIFA and the corporate sponsorship to boot. Is he a mountaineer? Fortunately/unfortunately yes!!!!! He at least has a passion for football. He has literally run the team almost single handedly. The players are motivated and he didn't start yesterday. Most of the former executives have little or no experience of starting or running a lower division team. Look around and see that the likes of Platini (though disgraced), Hayatou (former Cameroon athlete) have been sportsmen themselves. I think we are turning the corner. Hayatou is the worst enemy of African Football.. Mwendwa should be a Kamba.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/2/2009 Posts: 26,333 Location: Masada
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Shak wrote:Fullykenyan wrote:kangi wrote:Impunity wrote:kangi wrote:Njung'e wrote:What's Nick bringing to the game? Someone pliz! This guy has literally "professionalised" Kariobangi Sharks to a level where players are more important than the officials. The players are insured and besides his image, he strives to bring Corporate sponsorship on board. The guy is 37 (generational Change) and this is the best thing. I think Kenya now has the youngest football executive at FIFA. New ideas will definitely flow, though this will depend on the buy-in of the other executives. I hope the wrangles will be a thing of the past as he knows the intricacies of running a football team with meager resources. He now has a budget of 1B from FIFA and the corporate sponsorship to boot. Is he a mountaineer? Fortunately/unfortunately yes!!!!! He at least has a passion for football. He has literally run the team almost single handedly. The players are motivated and he didn't start yesterday. Most of the former executives have little or no experience of starting or running a lower division team. Look around and see that the likes of Platini (though disgraced), Hayatou (former Cameroon athlete) have been sportsmen themselves. I think we are turning the corner. Hayatou is the worst enemy of African Football.. Mwendwa should be a Kamba. These people can hide in names. Portfolio: Sold
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/3/2008 Posts: 4,058 Location: Gwitu
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Impunity wrote:Shak wrote:Fullykenyan wrote:kangi wrote:Impunity wrote:kangi wrote:Njung'e wrote:What's Nick bringing to the game? Someone pliz! This guy has literally "professionalised" Kariobangi Sharks to a level where players are more important than the officials. The players are insured and besides his image, he strives to bring Corporate sponsorship on board. The guy is 37 (generational Change) and this is the best thing. I think Kenya now has the youngest football executive at FIFA. New ideas will definitely flow, though this will depend on the buy-in of the other executives. I hope the wrangles will be a thing of the past as he knows the intricacies of running a football team with meager resources. He now has a budget of 1B from FIFA and the corporate sponsorship to boot. Is he a mountaineer? Fortunately/unfortunately yes!!!!! He at least has a passion for football. He has literally run the team almost single handedly. The players are motivated and he didn't start yesterday. Most of the former executives have little or no experience of starting or running a lower division team. Look around and see that the likes of Platini (though disgraced), Hayatou (former Cameroon athlete) have been sportsmen themselves. I think we are turning the corner. Hayatou is the worst enemy of African Football.. Mwendwa should be a Kamba. These people can hide in names. Yes he could be mountaineer from Makuyu. So what does that have to do with his ability? Truth forever on the scaffold
Wrong forever on the throne
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/4/2006 Posts: 13,823 Location: Nairobi
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each time I read that tweet - my head reads "....this Kay..." All Mushrooms are edible! Some Mushroom are only edible ONCE!
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