Author: Sports Editor

Football is the most popular sport in the world, and the World Cup is considered to be the most popular football tournament today. The tournament is played every four years, and this year, it will be held in Qatar, with Kenyans having yet another opportunity to enjoy the beautiful sport. Betting will involve you putting your analysis skills to the test and prize money through various bookies. The World Cup has 32 teams, and a total of 64 games, which will be played from 20th November to 18th December. There are numerous betting sites you can register, bet and win…

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Gor Mahia has been awarded the abandoned match against Vihiga United on 13th February 2022.  This is after Sports Dispute Tribunal (SDT) reversed the FKF Caretaker Committee’s decision to award Vihiga Bullets FC. The match was called off due to insecurity following the chaos that erupted at the half break. K’Ogalo was leading 1-0 at halftime, goal courtesy of George “Blackberry” Odhiambo. After a review of the match commissioner’s report, the Caretaker Committee awarded the match to Vihiga Bullets, and further sanctioned Gor Mahia with a two-match empty stadium ban, forcing K’ogalo to file an appeal. SDT agreed with Gor Mahia,…

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Gor Mahia Secretary General Sam Ochola fired a warning shot at ‘cartels’ within the clubs whom he accused of bringing low-quality players to the club as a path to swindle the record league champions. The team is also set to work on its transfer policy to ensure that only the right players join the team. Ochola blamed these cartels for the increase in the number of players reporting the club to FIFA resulting in sanctions including transfer bans. “That said, we are also looking at a transfer policy and will have to dismantle the cartels who bring underperforming players to…

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Gor Mahia head coach Johnathan McKinstry has asked his young players to improve on their physicality. K’Ogalo is set to witness a number of young players in their squad in the coming season after promotion from the youth team with the club currently serving a transfer ban from FIFA. McKinstry, who was appointed to take over the reins from Andreas Spier who left at the end of the season, asked his budding players to improve on their physicality. “We have had to promote a lot of young guys from the youth team over the last few months because of the…

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Gor Mahia will settle the outstanding bills of players who reported them to FIFA causing a ban on the club’s transfer. This was confirmed by the club’s Chief Executive Sam Ochola. Ochola explained that the payments will enable football’s world governing body to lift a transfer ban imposed on the first team and allow the technical bench to bring in new players in January. “We have to be in the transfer market in 2023 and that means we first have to settle our former players. The club is working on that,” said Ocholla. Among the former staff that dragged the…

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