...members should understand reason for two posts.

Sofapaka striker John Baraza scooped the Fair Play Award fading off competition from Gor Mahia striker Sserunkuma who finished second and Tusker’s Obadiah Ndege (third position). Baraza also won the Golden Boot Award after notching 18 goals while Sserunkuma was second with 17

Relegated side Rangers FC made history by reclaiming the Fair Play team Award after beating Ulinzi Stars and Muhoroni Youth to second and third spot respectively. Rangers had won the award in 2011.

The Assistant referee of the year award was won by Gilbert Cheruiyot, Mike Mwangi was runners-up and Jane Cherono third.

KCB's Josephat Okal won the team manager of the year award while George Maina of Thika United was second and William Muluhya of Mathare United third.

Congratulations are in order for Gor Mahia F.C 'off-the-pitch' trophies.

If history serves me right, there is a club that finished last in the top league 3 times in a row but was never relegated because of similar 'off-the-pitch' points. Re-Union F.C in the late 90s. Eventualy, the authorities realised that 'on-field' points were the progressive way to improve standards.

FKF is killing soccer stds in Kenya by openly favoring Gor thro' their referees and H-Stars selections.

Difficult to help llosers.....all keen followers of the local league will appreciate the achievenents of the green army on field.

Strange, Team with Coach of the year, Player of the year, Defender of the year, Midfielder of the year; but never won the league.
Doesn't make sense.
What would we say about players of the team that actually won the league?