The key thing is to have football become a paying sport i.e. one that one can take on as a career instead of being a teacher,accountant etc.

For this to happen leagues must be run in such a way that money flows into the game from sponsorship, advertisement, TV rights, gate collections etc.

Then Kenyans must be willing to sacrifice their nyama choma, EPL to watch Kenyans Play. Or have the kenyan league played at a time or on days that dont interfere with the EPL.

Over to mafans!

I don't think the fans are the problem. We throng games especially during internationals
Proper administration and corporate sponsorships are lacking
What the hell was Raila thinking when he brought Hey? It was just inferiority complex that "an African coach hawezi tupeleka mahali. "To this day I remember how well Kimanzi was doing ...........
What really drives the English Premiership is the T.V. Rights Deal.
To just be in the premiership offers you 88 millions ponds(around 10 billion). The championship promotion game for Blackpool against Cardiff was billed as the most lucrative game ever.
KPL Teams only get a million(I think it was increased but I don't know the exact figures) a season from supersport T.V. Rights.
The corporates are really letting us down. We need the Equity's and Safaricoms to come in and sponsor teams