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Gor drops five, signs the same number

 

 

Gor Mahia FC has beefed up its defense, midfield and striking force during the one month window period with signings of a central defender Evans Anguyo from Uganda, defensive midfielder Collins Okoth formerly of Tusker, attacking midfielder Wicklife Odhiambo formerly with Chemelil Sugar and two enterprising and exciting strikers Andrew Murunga and Abdimalik Mohamed from National Talent Academy Nairobi. The latter is a sensational striker from North Eastern province, who earned himself an instant nickname of ‘Odimwinge’ by the locals at Loitoktok due to his agility, prowess and power he puts behind his shots despite his slender posture. Meanwhile the coach has terminated the services of Brian Osumba (proceeding for further studies abroad), Isaac Okoth, Moses Ouma, Nicholas Ochieng (has so far joined Mahakama) and the Cameroonian import who will be released on loan to another premier league club in the country.

19 thoughts on “Gor drops five, signs the same number

  • John Osura

    that’s the right direction

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  • Again technical bench are not doing the club good at all. There was a promising Nigerian striker who cfame for trials but the technical bench failed to look at him further. The Nigerian by name Abby is a goal poacher. At least the team should have considered this lethal striker. My comment is not against the technical team but they overlooked at this guy who can give us lots of goals. I appeal to the technical bench to reconsider this guy before the closure date of the transfer period. Chairman please relook at this humble appeal. This guy is a very good striker.

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  • What about Oush? Francis Ouma, formerly with Mathare? I had that he was also training with us as well as osborne Monday, is it true ?

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  • Joe Riaga

    As I understand it, Oush is in Australia for trials. he is not joining Kogalo. Too bad because Kogalo has no goal poacher.

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  • Saimz Muiruri

    Abdimalik Mohammed is the ish. This boy is lethal, forget the Naija boy…

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  • maadi tableez

    Abdimalik Mohamed aka “Mash” aka “Torres” is the young lad Gor should look upto.he’s the goal poacher who gained the name “elnino” which is the nikname of Fernando Torres of spain from Nairobi locals when he was in high school.Rasul al akram for that matter,let him be given the chance and you will see the outcome

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  • Apparently Collins Okoth has gone to Belgium for extended trials. I wish him success. Its high time that more Kenyans made it in Europe.

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  • Gor should seriously consider developing its own talent for the future. Either they start opening up a talent academy, or they can collaborate with a proven academy. The days of running a club from a bar or the terraces are long gone. We need a long term sponsor who can shell out at least Ksh 15million or more. Has Gor worked on a club charter or strategic blue print for the next 5 years? We have the largest dormant support in the country, and it is high time we cativated these sleeping cells. I know with positive support we can getto the next level. The Kogalo passion is unmatched in East and Central Africa, and it is time to harness this into financial and administrative management. Let us back our mouths/vuvuzelas with our pockets.
    Kudos and good work to those who maintain this site and others like Gor Mahia facebook. Eventually we can have these sites centralised and supported to ensure a prime product. The whole world needs to hear the booming voice of Gor Mahia again. “Gor Biro, Yawne Yo!”

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  • Abdulaziz Van Waleed

    The best striker in Kenya at least,Abdimalik Mohamed,this should be his stepping stone,lethal like Torres,agresive like Rooney,committed like Tevez,n wonderfully swift like Messi. Do us proud mi broda from another mother.

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  • Oti Oluoch

    Matofa, you are absolutely right. Gor needs a Strategic Plan (Blue Print), a physical office and an Administrator to see the smooth running of the club in a professional manner. Let’s give Malik, Murunga, Kiplagat and Kisuya a chance. It’s the coach to blend them into great footballers.

    I personally have faith with this team and let the Gor fraternity think of what Matofa, Paul, Rianga, the Kampala fellow and others have in mind and pick the positives on them into use.

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  • Abdimaalik mohamed is future of kenyan footballer he got everything player got god help him to reach he’s goals A.K.A MASH

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  • George Got, bungoma

    i love gor kogalo my team since childhood. my problem is that i dont know how 2 participate and support my clubs initiatives. help me.

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  • Kudos K’ogalo,your making your fans proud kindly scout outside Nairobi there are untapped talents upcountry sana Secondary school preliminary games.I would like my son one day to be K’ogalo player a team that can survive Tsunami.

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  • Kudos K’ogalo,your making your fans proud kindly scout outside Nairobi there are untapped talents upcountry sana sana Secondary school preliminary games.I would like my son one day to be K’ogalo player a team that can survive Tsunami.

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  • Youyaay cadeey

    Eeh jama.blackberry nd ‘mash’ aka odemwinge is an amazing combination.so i wish coucha read my comment!

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  • do this people I mean the management really read our comment or this wall is just for show coz they hardly answer us

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  • moha

    abdimali maashaalah is avery good player may god bless him .kenya has got tallent player.

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  • mash aka ELNINO aka di wonda boi what a talentd fotballer we got,..i wish Gor could kn0w what he has in hiz legs..MASH u have long future infront of you nd a big fans behind you…may sagodi bles yuh

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