GorMahia 3 Muhoroni Youth 1
Gor Mahia edged closer to the title when they beat Muhoroni Youth
courtesy of futaa.com
Goals from Ugandan trio of Dan Sserenkuma, Geoffrey Walusimbi and Geoffrey Kizito against Muhoroni Youth ensured that Gor Mahia returned to winning ways and remained on course to retaining the Kenya Premier League title.
Muhoroni had the first chance on goal on the 4th but Daniel Waweru shot wide and two minutes later Akinyemi was put through on goal but was rightfully denied by the offside flag.
Gor got their first chance on goal on the 6th minute but Walusimbi’s header went wide over the bar and on the 8th minute Walusimbi put George Odhiambo through on goal but the forward shot wide with only the keeper to beat.
Goals
Gor took the lead on the 22nd minute through Geoffrey Walusimbi after a quick counter attack involving George Odhiambo, Walusimbi and Dan Sserenkuma with the later claiming the assist. The lead lasted for seven minutes as the home side drew level on the 29th minute when Enos Ochieng beat Jerry Onyango on K’Ogalo goal with a calm finish after being put through by Ronald Otieno leaving Gor Mahia defenders who had adjudged that Ochieng was offside, red-faced.
Kizito goal
An error by Muhoroni Youth keeper after 43 minutes of play resulted to an indirect free kick for Gor Mahia inside the Muhoroni Youth penalty box which Gor Mahia capitalized on to restore their lead. Geoffrey Kizito curled the ball into the top left corner after a touch by Walusimbi. The teams left for a breather with Gor Mahia leading.
First Sub
Gor made their first change of the match after the break, with Timothy Otieno being rested for Eric Ochieng. Muhoroni Youth withdrew the visibly exhausted Akinyemi on the 50th minute for Michael Khaduli.
Gor’s third goal
Gor got the third goal from the run of play when Dan Sserenkuma latched into a through ball from Erick Ochieng to score his 15th goal of the season. The goal seemed to have dashed Muhoroni’s hopes of a comeback with Gor knocking the ball around their after and held on to claim all the three points.
Gor is at the summit of the league table with 57 points one ahead of the closest title rivals Sofapaka. They face Ushuru FC in their last game of the season.
Starting X1 : 16. Allan Owiny (GK), 24. Franklyne Osama ( 73’ Erick Baki) 25. Ibrahim Ateng’, 29. Cresten Mwanzo, 19. Fan Ngaira 2. Paul Mboya ( 73’ Fred Ochieng) Daniel Waweru , 10. Abbas Akinyemi , ( 50’ Mike Khaduli) 24. Ezekiel Otuoma, 17. Ronald Otieno, 20. Enosh Ochieng’.
Unused subs : 1. Daniel Kiptoo (GK), 13. Hamidu Kwizera, 15. Peter Okore, 9 Charles Ssemanda,
Starting XI: 1. Jerim Onyango -GK (cpt), 27. Simeone Pierre, 18. Harun Shakava, 15. David Owino, 4. Kevin Oluoch, 2. Godfrey Walusimbi, 3. Baba Kizito, 9. Timothy Otieno, (46’. Eric Ochieng) 6. Collins Okoth, (79’ Patrick Onyango) 25. George Odhiambo, 8. Dan Sserunkuma (90+4 Arthur Ssemazzi)
Unused subs: 12. David Juma -GK, 22. Herbert Kopany, 21. Bruno Charles, 24. Israel Emuge
well done mayienga!!!
congrats to the boys for a game well played.we are on our last hurdle now….all the best in the preparations and good luck!!
Gini mit ma nadi…….but the ghost of 2012 is real as sofapaka is in top form.
However I remain ” forever realistic”.
Have a realistic day bloggers.
What a game by mayienga i liked the speed and the ground soccer we plaid today.jakoyo just remain realistic as ever, reality will dawn on you.
Job well done, but its not yet over.Ushuru have lost 9 games in a row, pliz pliz DO NOT UNDERATE this team.they might pull a suprise on us.players please go out there and enjoy urselves, play the 1st half like your last breath depends on it.Second half acha fans wafanye kazi yao.
kudos to da boys @ gini waseretain yawa.Tomiitna!!!
I think it’s too early to celebrate. Ushuru will come to us with nothing to lose but to enjoy themselves and frustrate us. Definitely our players will feel the heat due to what happened last time. Of late what I have noticed is that Jerry, Calabar and Shakava are not communicating well, rendering our defence shaky. I hope on that day they will not let us down.
By the way Kizito got a yellow card. Is it his fifth? II hope not. If so we will miss him dearly when we needed him most.
Gormahia.net please contribute towards the initiative to motivate the team. Guys is this blog worth only KES 17000/-? This is our time gentlemen. Have no second thoughts about the undertaking because the whole thing is sincere and above board. Just give guys. Give in appreciation of the sacrifice these boys have made despite all odds.
It is not over until it is over. Gor mahia should remember that remember that in 2012 season,they were in this similar position,they had gone for about 20 games unbeaten,on the last game at city stadium we needed a win against Thika united to lift the trophy,I remember we came in numbers,we left disapointed,we drew n that’s how the trophy went to tusker. Let the players be told all they need to be told to secure the win against ushuru,this win and lifting the cup this season means alot
Well done to the boys. You must beat KRA next week. We need justice
well done team k’ogalo.u’ve played like real champs thru’out the season & I’v no complain. I will take any result in our last game. I love this team as always. Even if we do not retain the title I will not complain bcos that is posible. Its only team k’ogalo that’ve bn consistence thru’ out. Let us not put too much pressure on players bcos I believe they also want to win the title for themselves. Players like Shakava need this trophy for their CV.K’ogalo forever, with or without trophy
@Pmawego- As promised I’ve perused your article “Pmawego posted on October 22, 2014” and surely I find don’t see where the problem is.
A cooperative has nothing to do with socialism but rather a group of people coming together to raise capital for a common goal which would not have been possible if they acted individually.
See below:
The cooperative movement in Kenya is one of the nationally organized institutions available for all cadres of persons. Its agenda is usually based on locally determined proposals whose aims are to empower citizens to realize their socio-cultural and economic capacities using locally available/generated resources.
It is believed that people within a specific geographical or institutional locality have similar perceptions about how to resolve common issues in their lives. Often, cooperative societies bring together various classes of people regardless of their socio-economic status and their agenda would be only-to share ideas, suggest and implement viable practices that are likely to bring development and uplift economic status of members.
The various forums they organize for education purposes are often devoid of political, ideological or socio-cultural emotivism that may derail focus.
As regards your concern expressed herein that “if you want to know, think of how long TP Mazembe will last the moment the bank roller exits!!! Enyimba in Nigeria lasted as long as the Governor of Rivers state was in power. THIS IS WHAT I CALL SOCIALISM”.
The GM Sacco will be a separate legal entity with a life of its own. This was a point already well-articulated in what you dismissed as “copy & paste” articles by Mwakio P. However here are examples of organizations based on co-operative principles holding their own in the “capitalist” world.
1.Cooperative Bank was formed by cooperators in 1965. It is the fourth largest bank by asset base with a branch network of over 90 branches, a customer base of 2.3 million and is over 80 per cent owned by the cooperative movement. The bank is providing a “one-stop-shop” for financial services and hence has three subsidiaries providing stock broking services, fund management and capacity building and corporate advisory services.
2.CIC Group Limited is one of the highest capitalized insurance companies in Kenya, with a premium income of Kshs4.5 billion in 2010 and is ranked 3rd on pro?tability, and is similarly owned and managed by the cooperative movement.
3.Cooperative College of Kenya is the premier training facility for provision of cooperative education and training. It recently received a charter to become a university.
You state “This GM Company will be in the business of generating revenues from gate collections, sponsors, merchandises etc and sorting out player welfare then paying dividends at the end of the day. So, when I put my money, I expect it to generate more while at the same time ensuring players are well taken care of and there is money in my pocket as dividends”.
These can also be achieved by the GM Sacco/Cooperative moreso since it will be a separate legal entity with adequate financial resources to protect its assets and even acquire a stadium whose financial benefits I had expounded in an earlier article. I admire your concern for our players welfare and imagine these players can even be members of the cooperative.
ALL THAT IS REQUIRED IS ADHERING TO THE SIMPLE PRINCIPLE OF ENSURING THE YOUR EXPENSES DON’T EXCEED YOUR REVENUES AND DIVIDENDS WILL NATURALLY FOLLOW.
The so called “money in your pocket” can also take the form of savings from discounted prices rates offered to only shareholders of GM company/sacco on match tickets & merchandise.
For me the distinct advantage is that in a cooperative, members can make affordable monthly contributions hence provide a sustainable income base for their common goal.
A cooperative can start with a small group of persons who have belief and dedication to their “common goal” and once it’s a success story of course more will want to join. Here is where the pioneers can reap the benefits of their initial investment.
Like I said a monthly contribution of shs.300/500each from a base of 12,000 will raise kshs.3.6m or 6m per or kshs.43.2m/72m per year.
And to tackle hooliganism GM company/sacco members should have their own vantaged sitting areas during home matches, be privileged in ticket purchase and entry into the stadium so we can see whether person who have invested in their can be hooligans
ATTACH TANGIBLE BENEFITS TO GM MEMBERSHIP AND YOU WILL SEE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN THE UPTAKE OF MEMBERSHIP. MEMBERSHIP WILL BE A RESPECTABLE % OF THE CROWDS THAT ATTEND MATCHES.
A company usually raises capital once (through a share offer) and this is quite a challenge since there are minimum shares to be taken up which may beyond the reach of many. If the initial offer does not meet the required target its difficult to get shareholders to contribute again
Lastly and most importantly Pmawego it does not matter whether its GM Sacco or GM Company but that the GM fraternity opt for a whichever vehicle can best achieve the common goals you’ve enumerated so well.
Congrats for the win apart for the loss against SP I’ve noted the 3 goals habit.
Asante team and the 3 Sseboteers.
We’ll need to retain and beef up this squad. Time to think is now.
@Pmawego- As promised I’ve perused your article “Pmawego posted on October 22, 2014” and surely I find don’t see where the problem is.
A cooperative has nothing to do with socialism but rather a group of people coming together to raise capital for a common goal which would not have been possible if they acted individually.
See below:
The cooperative movement in Kenya is one of the nationally organized institutions available for all cadres of persons. Its agenda is usually based on locally determined proposals whose aims are to empower citizens to realize their socio-cultural and economic capacities using locally available/generated resources.
It is believed that people within a specific geographical or institutional locality have similar perceptions about how to resolve common issues in their lives. Often, cooperative societies bring together various classes of people regardless of their socio-economic status and their agenda would be only-to share ideas, suggest and implement viable practices that are likely to bring development and uplift economic status of members.
The various forums they organize for education purposes are often devoid of political, ideological or socio-cultural emotivism that may derail focus.
As regards your concern expressed herein that “if you want to know, think of how long TP Mazembe will last the moment the bank roller exits!!! Enyimba in Nigeria lasted as long as the Governor of Rivers state was in power. THIS IS WHAT I CALL SOCIALISM”.
The GM Sacco will be a separate legal entity with a life of its own. This was a point already well-articulated in what you dismissed as “copy & paste” articles by Mwakio P. However here are examples of organizations based on co-operative principles holding their own in the “capitalist” world.
1.Cooperative Bank was formed by cooperators in 1965. It is the fourth largest bank by asset base with a branch network of over 90 branches, a customer base of 2.3 million and is over 80 per cent owned by the cooperative movement. The bank is providing a “one-stop-shop” for financial services and hence has three subsidiaries providing stock broking services, fund management and capacity building and corporate advisory services.
2.CIC Group Limited is one of the highest capitalized insurance companies in Kenya, with a premium income of Kshs4.5 billion in 2010 and is ranked 3rd on pro?tability, and is similarly owned and managed by the cooperative movement.
3.Cooperative College of Kenya is the premier training facility for provision of cooperative education and training. It recently received a charter to become a university.
You state “This GM Company will be in the business of generating revenues from gate collections, sponsors, merchandises etc and sorting out player welfare then paying dividends at the end of the day. So, when I put my money, I expect it to generate more while at the same time ensuring players are well taken care of and there is money in my pocket as dividends”.
These can also be achieved by the GM Sacco/Cooperative moreso since it will be a separate legal entity with adequate financial resources to protect its assets and even acquire a stadium whose financial benefits I had expounded in an earlier article. I admire your concern for our players welfare and imagine these players can even be members of the cooperative.
ALL THAT IS REQUIRED IS ADHERING TO THE SIMPLE PRINCIPLE OF ENSURING THE YOUR EXPENSES DON’T EXCEED YOUR REVENUES AND DIVIDENDS WILL NATURALLY FOLLOW.
The so called “money in your pocket” can also take the form of savings from discounted prices rates offered to only shareholders of GM company/sacco on match tickets & merchandise.
For me the distinct advantage is that in a cooperative, members can make affordable monthly contributions hence provide a sustainable income base for their common goal.
A cooperative can start with a small group of persons who have belief and dedication to their “common goal” and once it’s a success story of course more will want to join. Here is where the pioneers can reap the benefits of their initial investment.
Like I said a monthly contribution of shs.300/500each from a base of 12,000 will raise kshs.3.6m or 6m per or kshs.43.2m/72m per year.
And to tackle hooliganism GM company/sacco members should have their own vantaged sitting areas during home matches, be privileged in ticket purchase and entry into the stadium so we can see whether person who have invested in their can be hooligans
ATTACH TANGIBLE BENEFITS TO GM MEMBERSHIP AND YOU WILL SEE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN THE UPTAKE OF MEMBERSHIP. MEMBERSHIP WILL BE A RESPECTABLE % OF THE CROWDS THAT ATTEND MATCHES.
A company usually raises capital once (through a share offer) and this is quite a challenge since there are minimum shares to be taken up which may beyond the reach of many. If the initial offer does not meet the required target its difficult to get shareholders to contribute again
Lastly and most importantly Pmawego it does not matter whether its GM Sacco or GM Company but that the GM fraternity opt for a whichever vehicle can best achieve the common goals you’ve enumerated so well.
Congrats for the win apart for the loss against SP I’ve noted the 3 goals habit.
Asante team and the 3 Sseboteers.
We’ll need to retain and beef up this squad. Time to think is now.
Thank you michael odhiambo… thats the spirit.. financial crisis, players leaving, the coach left… yet we have still come through… whether we finish 2nd or 1st… the club has made us proud… Nutall needs motivational skills now more than ever.. he needs to tell the boys that they’ve already done a good job whether they win or not… he simply needs to tell them that they need tp enjoy the game and entertain the fans. Anything short or telling them its a must win will only take us back to the diasppointment of 2seasons ago where the tension from players to the fans was unbearable.
Coming to think of it, its better for Tusker to be awarded the 3points vs muhoroni hahahaha
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@oduor12, I committed to Tony ANELKA but expect another commitment from me bytomorrow 6pm.
The boys were marvelous they played a wanderful game now prepare well for ushuru and ensure ni gino wakawo. Matchno kelnwa uru kisumo kendo yawa.
Let me thank the almighty Lord for a good run this season, our boys have been exceptional.
Looking at the log i find that Tuskers lig ended today with a draw against Thika. They cannot rise beyond Sofapaka even with a win and i know they will not want to spoil for Sofapaka especially now that their fate is clearly decided.
The way things have transpired, its only victory against Ushuru on saturday that will give us the title.
I was surprised to hear some leopard fans say that they did not regret losing to Sofapaka simply because they do not want us to win it again.
God will see us through.
Dan Original – FX41AD760 Confirmed. Ksh 1,000 sent to Charles Otieno 0720323083 on 2/11/14 at 8:33pm.
The truth is that no team Ingwe, Tusker, maybe KRA etc wants us to win the trophy. This means then odds are stacked against us but from the time I started watching and supporting Gor they have done miracles against all odds. Who knew that we would reach the finals of two Africa Cups? Who knew that we would give Zamalek a run for their money in Cairo or go to Khatoum with a depleted squad but come back winners. I believe this is what will drive us to the TPL summit. The other thing is that the crop of players we have know what happened in November 2012 and need to improve their CV. Let’s keep focus but knowing that anything is posible though we pray for a positive result which i know we will get come saturday
will be there to cheer to victory and console on loss.
this is definitely SOMETHING TO LOOK FORWARD TO.
KIMANZI CAN LEAVE IT TO SOFAPAKA AND BE READY T OBE SACKED
• LINDA GM BRAND BLOGGERS STATUS REPORT.
BLOGGERS PLEASE POST ANY UPDATES YOU MAY HAVE.
1)Jabilo-FW91IE158 Confirmed Kshs 5000 sent to CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 on 12.15 PM.
2) Ogango Trailer FW 91IT994 confirmed kSHS 2000 sent to CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 ON 30/10/2014 at 12.17 PM
Ogango Trailer FW 91OY633 confirmed Kshs 500 sent to CHARLES OTIENO on 30/10/2014 at 12.33 PM
3)Eric-FW96BM485 CONFIRMED Ks5150.00 TO CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 30/10/14 AT 5.29 PM
4)ODUOR12- FX08YA324 confirmed kshs. 527 send to Charles Otieno. on 31/10/2014 at 4.24PM
5) FX07 JR298 confirmed kshs 2000 send to Charles Otieno. Sender PETER MUGA
on 31/10/ 2014 at 2.45 PM
6)Barefoot Bandit-FX08FO081 confirmed kshs.2027 sent at 3.40pm
7) Dan Original – FX41AD760 Confirmed. Ksh 1,000 sent to Charles Otieno 0720323083 on 2/11/14 at 8:33pm.
Contributions to date to 0720323083= 5,000+2,500+5,150+527+2,000+2,027+1,000=18,204
• Jabilo/CEO please authenticate that mpesa transaction no. 7 is reflected on CEO’s phone-0720323083
Tusker cannot leave for sofapaka,it means they will finish 4th or 5th behind ulinzi and chemelil if the two win their games.Kimanzi knows that anything below 3rd position will send him home,so he has to fight tooth and nail to beat sofapaka.
@ODUOR 12 I have duly confirmed with CEO that @Dan Original MPesa transaction details FX1AD760 kshs 1000 confirmed send to Charles Otieno on 2/11/2014 0720323083 at 8.33 pm and the total amount contributed is kshs 18204 as per your latest audit report.
is it logical to play our last game of the season at city stadium?? the pitch is in horrible state, it’s small, considering it would be our last game &potential title decider. we would rather go nyayo or kasarani or may be kisumu. since it’s our natural home ground but not city.
jabilo confirm FX45ZG072 Kshs 1000 on 3/11/2014 at 11.11am
@ODUOR 12 i have confirmed with CEO having received @jasawagongo Mpesa transaction details FX45ZGO72 Kshs 1000 on 3/11/2014 at 11.11AM. @ODUOR 12 please update your audit records to reflect the same.
@Mwakio P i believe you are still out of the country; please just update us with Mpesa transaction details once our sister has posted. ONCE AGAIN THANKS @ ADMIN AND THE GOOD PEOPLE OF GOR MAHIA .NET. “KIDOGO KIDOGO HUJAZA KIBABA”
yes fellow comrades we need to do our part, player to do it as if there is no any other game they will play this year. kikombbe marwa until we fill the kasarani sssssssssssstadium to the brim so that admin can be able to settle all dues.
as usuall i shall be there very early until we receive the trophy.as well Anguyo was our player and he knows we loved him so much, he can help us mobilise ushuru guys for the troubles to tone down in our favour. so officials contact him early enough to avoid 2012 repeat
It was hard balancing between my Home team and K’Ogalo but the best team won and we thank God for that.LINDA GM BRAND BLOGGERS STATUS REPORT 18,204.00 Only. I have confirmed mine FX07JR298 Lets support this initiative as it might be the beginning of good things. May the Good God bless you all.
LINDA GM BRAND BLOGGERS STATUS REPORT.
BLOGGERS PLEASE POST ANY UPDATES YOU MAY HAVE.
1)Jabilo-FW91IE158 Confirmed Kshs 5000 sent to CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 on 12.15 PM.
2) Ogango Trailer FW 91IT994 confirmed kSHS 2000 sent to CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 ON 30/10/2014 at 12.17 PM
Ogango Trailer FW 91OY633 confirmed Kshs 500 sent to CHARLES OTIENO on 30/10/2014 at 12.33 PM
3)Eric-FW96BM485 CONFIRMED Ks5150.00 TO CHARLES OTIENO 0720323083 30/10/14 AT 5.29 PM
4)ODUOR12- FX08YA324 confirmed kshs. 527 send to Charles Otieno. on 31/10/2014 at 4.24PM
5) FX07 JR298 confirmed kshs 2000 send to Charles Otieno. Sender PETER MUGA
on 31/10/ 2014 at 2.45 PM
6)Barefoot Bandit-FX08FO081 confirmed kshs.2027 sent at 3.40pm
7) Dan Original – FX41AD760 Confirmed. Ksh 1,000 sent to Charles Otieno 0720323083 on 2/11/14 at 8:33pm.
8)Jasawagongo Mpesa transaction details FX45ZGO72 Kshs 1000 on 3/11/2014 at 11.11AM.
Contributions to date to 0720323083= 5,000+2,500+5,150+527+2,000+2,027+1,000+1,000=19,204
• Jabilo/CEO please authenticate that Ochigah’s mpesa transaction is reflected on CEO’s phone-0720323083.
Ochigah/ Jabilo remember to include the amount.
see you all there !!!!!!
EVENT: GOR MAHIA THANKSGIVING FUNDRAISER.
DATE: 6TH NOVEMBER 2014.
VENUE: NAIROBI RAILWAY CLUB.
TIME: 5:00PM ONWARDS.
@30 I did confirm am #5 on your list with 2k thanks for the good work so far
@OKOTH JABILO, I will send my 2000 before Friday. I am still in Cape Town but my wife will send.
It is my prayer that we be humble in this last week KPL.Let us engage in prayer and fasting before Saturday.we need JESUS CHRIST for strength
It is my prayer that we be humble in this last week of KPL.Let us engage in prayer and fasting before Saturday.we need JESUS CHRIST for strength
Bravo Gor Mahia
Brother Jabilo,this is a noble cause. mine will come through on Friday.
As siad by @Tom Ochieng we need to humble ourselves as we approach this definitive time. Chest thumping can come to haunt us again. I still remember Rama crying unconsolably after the Thika fiasco. We even had T-shirts for the 2013 Champs.
That was a geat lesson which we should have learnt. But all the same i’m optimistic that we will not have a major challenge passing this particular hurdle.
Is it true that GM is thinking of taking the game to Kisumu? Not a bad idea though
bravo gor mahia en avant pour le championnat et soyer fort plus de defaite je suis le petit frère de guidougue Simon pierre on vous suit depuis le Cameroun