Despite the shame on our level of football management in Kenya and passing my condolences to the bereaved families.To the departed may your souls be in eternal peace.
Now the league is once more open with three more games to go Ulinzi having lost to Western Stima yesterday, Gor is now three points adrift followed by Tusker who are not relenting.Sofapaka lost so for them its as good as over.
With the remaining matches i only see a more interesting league and a good well improved league games.
Come next season with good soccer management we will happily enjoy our game at the stadium's with more peace and security.
Let's wait and see if their will be improvements by all the stakeholders involved

On Saturday's game i don't think the penalty was deserved, the player clearly dived but the Ref had to give it because of the hostile crowd.

@mwenza Isaac ochieng is the most experienced ref we have in Kenya and i only think it's fair with such a big match that we get an experienced referee.
Having a name like ochieng doesn't mean he favored Gor mahia.These is just laying blame where there is no blame that was a penalty and it was a very fair game overall.

I think Mwenza has a point, just because Ochieng somehow the most "experienced" referee we have doesn't mean he won't favor Gor. You can't have Howard Webb officiating a match involving English teams in the Champions League regardless of his experience...but thats besides the point, i still believe the penalty was not deserved.

I think that we are taking this tribal thing too far. Do you guys know how many Luhyas have played for Gor and how many Luos have played for AFC? Even in the past match there was at least one Luhya in Gor's starting line up.

Just because Ochieng is Luo does not necessarily make him biased. You should judge the call o its own merits and the circumstances surrounding that particular play