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courtesy of supersport.com<\/p>\n
Chase Bank are set to sign a lucrative deal that will see the bank\u2019s assurance department insure the players and the technical bench to the tune of Kshs15 million in a long term deal.<\/p>\n
Omondi Aduda who was part of the negotiations informed supersport.com of the modalities of the deal that will see players and their families benefit in medical insurance for the first time since inception of the club in 1968.<\/p>\n
“I can confirm it\u2019s a done deal and it involves Chase Assurance giving medical insurance to 30 players, the technical bench and their families. It is important that players are insured to give them the motivation to work harder without being worried about themselves or even their immediate families.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe deal should be signed before the end of the week and i will be meeting with the Gor Mahia chairman to discuss on the modalities but it\u2019s a very positive time coming at a time that the players consider their safety as paramount,” Aduda told supersport.com.<\/p>\n
“It is important that we have to come together to work for the club in ensuring everything is streamlined in terms of player comfort that is because they are the same people expected to give good results on the pitch and their welfare is a big concern “he added.<\/p>\n
Gor Mahia\u2019s title sponsors Tuzo will not be renewing their sponsorship that ends on March 31st and the entry of Chase assurance will go a long way in helping K\u2019Ogalo provide health services for its players.<\/p>\n
courtesy of futaa.com<\/p>\n
Gor Mahia players impressed their head coach, Bobby Williamson, after recording their second straight win as well as keeping a consecutive a clean sheet.<\/p>\n
-I am impressed with the way my boys played. To record our second win in a row as well as keep a clean sheet in both games is a job well done, said Williamson.<\/p>\n
But he was unhappy after left back Godfrey Walusimbi was ruled out of Mathare United clash by the match officials during checkups on Sunday 23 February 2014 for forgetting to carry his player license card. <\/b><\/p>\n
In a post match interview, the former Uganda Cranes international coach expressed his disappointment having failed to utilize the services of the towering defender amidst accusing him of mischief.<\/p>\n
John Terry <\/b><\/p>\n
-He can\u2019t do that, I mean he is not an amateur in this industry, he is a professional he should not have done such a mistake, how can he forget his card a player of his caliber, a furious Bobby said.<\/p>\n
-It\u2019s like John Terry forgetting something prior to the match, it can\u2019t happen, it was unfortunate that I was forced to replace him when he was ruled out of the lineup, I can\u2019t tolerate that, he will have to wait for his chance in the next match.<\/p>\n
Dan Sserunkuma goal<\/b><\/p>\n
Walusimbi had been lined up to start\u00a0but after the rule out, Kevin Oluoch replaced him. Gor won 1-0 thanks to a Dan Sserunkuma goal-his second in two league matches.<\/p>\n
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