Rugby is an elite game for the lucky few while football is the popular game for the masses.

Have seen kids in Kibera playing rugby in the streets?


......the truth shall set you free.

Why not go watch a game and see! And when were you last in Kibera? They now play rugby!

Gut feeling

I love both sports tho a rugby game does it for me on any given day. I agree soccer is played on the streets etc but more support for Kenya Rugby wouldnt hurt. Kenya is not ranked 8th in the world by flukes and yet our boys professionals who do nothing else but sleep,drink,eat,breathe,work rugby. We only pay our boys 5soc for attending trainings and that is if they are lucky to ge the chums. We need more support for rugby.

Easy E - A hardworking,morally upright tax payer

yea....why isnt the safari 7s being playd at nyayo ama kasarani?....i thnk its high time the organizers mooved it to a larger venue..KRFU is way too small...this year especialy i think attendanc will be exceptional

Mr Ben.

It's the same world over,Soccer is indeed a religion...its not only about Kibera or

uptown...

The simplicity in playing soccer also attributes...when you see in shaggs where

boys cannot afford real soccer balls,and they go ahead to make a ball out of paper

and voila couple of stones for goal posts does it...

I am not a Rugby fan,but have followed the Sevens since Kenya has been recording

streaks of good peformance simply because it feels nice.

For soccer in Kenya it is a crying shame,Coach Ayimba once said what the Hey

(harambee coach) dude is being paid is equivalent to the budget of Sevens team for a

season.

Its is sad but...because of the amount of money soccer commands,we have been

thoroughly wastedby corrupt,self centered individual,who care less for the game than

for their stomachs. Nigeria is equally corrupt but they still have a team,Cameroun is

equally as bad...just a thought!!!

I would very much like to see both games flourish....

But for tommorow you can gues where I will be at....Following my religion.....Kasarani

Viva United.




Calamities are of two kinds: misfortunes to ourselves,and good fortune to others

to some of us rugby is the religion...infact i was late for my pals ngurario last week watching the all blacks play france...this sato is the 2nd test...moral of the story is that there are also rugby die hards in kenya...infact im not realy a fan of the 7s code...i much preffer the 15s...however if we can park kasarani with PAYING fans...why not? its all about economics

This is the land of the a tribe called The Korowai. I ain't playing no game with cannibals!

Shujaa being taught a lesson by boks in Dubai