FC Iimbani

FC Iimbani Club Name: FC Iimbani
Founded: 2008
Location: Kathiani, upper kaewa Ward
Stadium: Iimbani grounds
Mbani boys

Pia hii utakosa kweli?
30/09/2026

Pia hii utakosa kweli?

30/09/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Ba Inandi, James M Musau, Bony Kiilu, Finnel Mueke, Samuel Telles, Dianah KE, Blackstar Mathias, Bonash Naommy, Matilda Matilda Moh, Justine Sosi Ongechi, Mogotu Millie, Lineth Gesare, Ndonga J Ndonga, Paul Nzuki, Issac Keli, Mesh Complainer, Sam KE, Angel Man, Kioko Kyalo, Dudu Baya

Hatukai sana😌 TheReporter Tv Sirt
29/09/2026

Hatukai sana😌

TheReporter Tv Sirt

Mzee wa kazi💪🏽Our midfield maestro Pass master 🦵🏽Samuel Kitonyi
26/09/2026

Mzee wa kazi💪🏽
Our midfield maestro
Pass master 🦵🏽
Samuel Kitonyi

After withdrawing from the Dr. Mwei Mutiso tournament, This weekend we will be liiive from katunda grounds. TheReporter...
24/09/2026

After withdrawing from the Dr. Mwei Mutiso tournament, This weekend we will be liiive from katunda grounds.


TheReporter Tv Sirt

17/09/2026

🚨⚽ SOME PLAYERS WANT TO IMPROVE, BUT THEY ARE NOT WILLING TO BE UNCOMFORTABLE. 👀🔥

Fellow players, everybody wants to become better.

Everybody wants better skills, better fitness, more confidence, more playing time, better opportunities and eventually a bigger football career.

But here is the problem.

Improvement is not always comfortable.

Sometimes you have to train your weaker foot even when the ball keeps going everywhere.

Sometimes you have to repeat the same passing exercise when you are already tired.

Sometimes you have to work on your fitness when you would rather rest.

Sometimes you have to accept correction from your coach when your ego wants to argue.

Sometimes you have to practice the part of your game that you are not good at, instead of doing the things that already make you look good.

That is where many players stop.

They enjoy doing what they are already good at, but avoid the areas that expose their weaknesses.

If you want real development, you have to be willing to struggle while learning.

Your bad first touch today can become a better first touch after weeks of practice.

Your weak foot can become more reliable.

Your decision making can become sharper.

Your fitness can improve.

Your confidence can grow.

But none of that happens if you only train when everything feels easy.

Football development requires patience, discipline and the willingness to keep working when the results are not immediate.

So fellow ballers, do not run away from the part of your game that needs the most work.

That weakness might become one of your biggest strengths if you give it enough attention. ⚽🧠🔥

What should a player do when he discovers a weakness in his game.

1. Ignore it and focus only on his strengths.

2. Work on it consistently during training.

3. Ask his coach or teammate for advice.

4. Practice it until it becomes more reliable.

5. All of the above.

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It's a blessed match day 😊🙏🏽🆚 Kusyomuomo united3pmIimbani grounds
13/09/2026

It's a blessed match day 😊🙏🏽
🆚 Kusyomuomo united
3pm
Iimbani grounds

Fc iimbani cunha😂😂
11/09/2026

Fc iimbani cunha😂😂

11/09/2026

🚨⚽ IF YOUR COACH PUTS YOU ON THE BENCH AND YOU START SHOWING ATTITUDE, YOU MAY BE BENCHING YOURSELF FOR THE NEXT MATCH TOO 👀🔥

Fellow players, let’s be honest nobody likes sitting on the bench.

You trained hard. You wanted to start. You believe you deserve to play. Then you see your name among the substitutes, and suddenly your mood changes. 😤

You start throwing your hands up. You stop encouraging your teammates. You complain. You kick the ball away. You refuse to shake hands. Or you sit there looking angry like the coach personally hates you.

But fellow ballers, your reaction in that moment says a lot about the kind of player you are.

And it’s not only about being benched.

Some players cannot handle correction either.

The coach says, “You should have passed earlier.”

They take offense.

The coach says, “Your positioning was wrong.”

They start arguing.

The coach tells them to improve something in training.

They feel disrespected.

The problem is not always the correction. Sometimes the problem is how the player receives it.

A coach correcting you doesn't automatically mean the coach is against you. Sometimes that correction is exactly what can make you a better player.

And when you're on the bench, remember this: the match is still an opportunity to learn.

Watch the player in your position. Study what he is doing well. Look at the spaces he is finding. Pay attention to what the coach is asking from him.

Then when your opportunity comes, be ready.

Because imagine a coach thinking:

> “This player is talented, but every time I correct him, he gets angry. Every time I bench him, he shows attitude.”

That can make it harder for the coach to trust you.

You don't have to agree with every decision your coach makes. You can respectfully ask questions. You can explain yourself. You can have your own opinion.

But there is a difference between having an opinion and having an attitude.

A serious footballer learns how to receive both praise and correction.

Bring it on 🔥💪🏽💪🏽4th edition
09/09/2026

Bring it on 🔥💪🏽💪🏽
4th edition

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