Guys,i like being realistic in everything i do and i also like being very honest to myself ! I don't expect any different result from our national boys coz they have been doing the same things over and over so i don't expect anything new ! We just have to put our house in order and how i wish we could have dissolve our football administration for two years,way back when Balala was the sports Minister ! We would have been in a very different level by now ! I will not be suprised at all if our boys comes back home without the coach,after all he's taken all his dues ! It would be tragic if we win or even drew coz humiliation awaits our team as they climb higher to meet better teams,physically,mentally,tactically and skillfully ! Maybe we can start in an area where funds are not really required to match other teams,Physical aspect of our game ! I maintain that our smallest player must be Oliech's size to compensate on our lack of basic skills,ball control,simple pass and opening,stamina,dribbling,speed ! All th best,all the same ! How about daily training with shujaa boys !

@Njung'e.

That's interesting because the Nigerians are toying with the idea of engaging the services of a cricket umpire just to make sure no goal falls through the cracks and fails to make the score board...LOL.

Lets get real...tutavuna tulicho panda.

Hey is a smart boy I must say. Even if he is fired,his pockets will not be looking too bad.

We had a hungry & talented (and cheap!) young local coach called Kimanzi (though the utoto behavior he displayed in trying to sabotage the new coach may have dented his image) who we,in typical Kenyan fixation with all things white,conveniently ignored.

Its payback time...

If the score can not perfectly fit the description of 'thrashing','walloped','drubbed','humiliated' etc,we should be quick to warmly thank the Exorcist himself (Patrick Naggi).for some serious juju running on steroids...

Its good to keep faith even when death is staring at you in the eye on your death bed... I have the faith... am keeping it... may be for a long long looong time!

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

@Wendz,

Pliiiiiiiiiz dear.........We are not talking about Jelimo or shujaa.......It's football........that Harambee stars and a Hey fellow against a team that just thrushed France away from home................Oh. well then.I'll keep the faith......It is 3-0 at worst unless we erect cardbords infront of goal.....(Tukahuruo ta gui urite maguta ma thate).....Translate pliz.........-:)


God gives,mugikuyu takes.

@mwenza - cant stop laughing at that one. That is brilliant.

Good people,let us differentiate between patriotism and realism...

Guys,

I really don't understand why some of you think Nigeria will thrash Kenya....first of all Obafemi Martins will not be playing (out injured),i can't remember the last time Kanu scored a goal,Obi Mikel has never been a goal scorer (only good at defensive football),Yakubu is not in the squad. At this stage i can only think of of Odemwingie,Utaka,Yobo and the other clowns in the team.


life is too short to blend in

Stars will frustrate the eagles on sunday evening.......WATCH THIS SPACE.

Rsktaker,have you forgotten the time when a little known footballing nation called senegal beat France at the world cup yet they were defending world cup and Euoropean champs???

GO GO STARS!!!!


The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

RskTaker,

In football you can win against Brazil but still lose to small teams like Trinidad and whatever. The fact that Nigeria won against France in the friendly doesn't mean they will beat Kenya. I bet you don't even know who scored the Nigeria Goal!!!!!

If Nigeria were able to beat The France team don't you think Kenya is also capable of thrashing Nigeria...



life is too short to blend in

For all those hoping..well keep hoping i guess this is a foregone conclusion as we are are just there to make the numbers IMO..

As to what will happen to our boys their form can best be compared to....**** as i paraphrase someone in a local in Nanyuki...Ahingukiti ta kioro kia Municiparity...lol someone translate pliz....



Heart is what separates the good from the great - Micheal Jordan.

Go Kenya! No matter what i root for stars! Nigerians may be good but they tend to be arrogant and over confident thus they tend to fail against small teams,remember they never made it for the last world cup despite the stars in their team. Sio lazima ushinde ndio usurport team,you people are too used to EPL big teams and thus spoilt... In athletics,Kenya are giants but look at the opponents,they are still well cheered by the countrymen. In football,the minnows are also well supported by their compatriots despite poor results. Our boys are in the 2nd round of the qualifiers despite the poor management and lack of Govt support and we still whine and write them off!? FKL,KFF stink but you have to give it up for the players sweating it out on the pitch. So,on Sunday whatever the outcome,i will be rooting for our team and hoping for our boys,that they will give their all,whether its enough to give us a win or not.... Go Oboya,Oliech,Jo Mo,et al...

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