Gor Mahia training in Naivasha
From michezoafrika.com
FKL Cup Champions Gor Mahia are headed to the Serene Rift Valley Town of Naivasha where they are expected to pitch camp for four days before they come back to Nairobi for the season opening DSTV Super Cup match against KPL champions Tusker.
According to Gor secretary General, the team is expected back in Nairobi on Saturday morning before the clash against Tusker FC on Sunday afternoon.
“The team went out this morning and it will be a camp and team building time for the boys before the season. We want to get out of the busy and noisy Nairobi environment and get some place where we can relax and reflect without distraction” Says Bwana.
Gor Mahia have a busy schedule in the new season, kicking off their league campaign against Thika United away in Thika on Sunday February 12th before playing Mozambique Side Ferroviaro a week later in the CAF Confederations Cup in Maputo.
Gor over the weekend were held by visitors Al- Mareikh to a 1-1 draw in a friendly at the Nyayo Stadium.
Hon.SG out of 60million budget how much have we manage 2 collect?
Yes how much? No suspicion just for information since we ar concern for the good of the club. The acquisition of central defender Donald Mosoti is good, a tough no nonsense defender and will stabilize the defence which for sometime appeared shaky. Thanks office.
All the best team. Things to remember in 2012.
1.K’galo is probably the best supported club in East & Central Africa as the friendly against El-Merreik proved,so we need this replicated on the pitch ‘barcelona style’
2.Remember our colours r GREEN at home n WHITE away
Is Kogalo playing any friendly while in Naivasha?. Oserian FC is back in the league and maybe we can test them.
Good place to train,hence cool.
Gor’s 2012 30-man squad with jersey numbers
Goalkeepers: 1. Frederick Onyango, 23. Wycliffe Kasaya, 16. Philip Ivo Mapunda
Defenders: 18. Ivan Anguyo, 5. Musa Mohammed, 27. Collins Omondi, 30. Moses Otieno Odhiambo, 15. David Owino, 7. Yusuf Juma, 4. Donald Mosoti, 19. Solomon Nasio, 3. Christopher Wekesa
Midfielders: 6. Anthony Akumu, 13. Collins Okoth, 10. Victor Ali Abondo, 29. Ibrahim Kitawi, 21. Rama Salim, 22. Peter Juma
Strikers: 11. John Kiplagat, 14. Kevin Omondi, 20. Duncan Owiti, 17. Duncan Makori, 9. Edwin Lavatsa, 25. Moses Odhiambo, 24. Selenga Mangili, 2. Kevin Ochieng’, 28. Baldwin Ngwa, 26. Tony Nyang’or, 8. Hugo Nzangu
I can’t see midenyo in the list.what’s up with him?
@Mcosweto, I wish to confirm that Midenyo’s name is apperaing on the official KPL Plyaers Transfer 2012 list.
GOR MAHIA FC new signed players include Ali Abondo (Tusker), George Midenyo (Tusker), David Owino (Karuturi Sports), Ivo Mapunda (Bandari), Rama Salim (Congo United), Baldwin Ngwa (JS Kairouanaise Tunisia), Wycliffe Kasaya (Bandari), Tony Nyangor Baloteli (Mathare United), Ibrahim Kitawi (Tusker), Yusuf Juma (Thika United), Hugo Nzangu (SonySugar), Juma Peter (Karuturi Sports), Donald Musoti (City Stars)
Bro Mwakio,i’m grateful for that.i’m new to this site but a staunch follower of GM.hope all bloggers will treat me as a brother.God bless GM family
Bro Mwakio thanks for your input this is great.otherwise to our BLOGGERS BRANCH please we meet on SUNDAY before the match to see the way forward on how we can improve to our beloved club.meeting will start as from 11.00 am then we match in style to stadium.we shall meet at our usual place SAMBA RESTAURANT.KEEP TIME.
From the list of 30 George Midenyo is missing. Not sure what is going on here. I hope this is not the case else it would be unfair to the player to be dropped on the eve of the transfer unless there was some exchange of players somewhere.
We need to clear this Midenyo story, if only we had an official website, we’d have seen the full squad. On Felixinho, during our friendly with City Stars, i saw him pick up a querrel with Mapunda after he let pass a ball while Mapunda expected him to clear it as a City Stars player was closing in. An arguement ensued between the two and he kept fueling it. I can’t help but think that he can be a thorn and may be this makes his team mates a little uncomfortable. Having sat next to him last sunday during the match against El Merreikh, i got this feeling that he is not 24 as reported (30 atleast). Then may be he has not really been cleared by all football authorities that be so he could have been a time bomb. But i see the sense in keeping him around as he’ll be very useful in the 2nd half of the season.
W@ Mwakio, where is Odongo?