Elmaldinho Dos Santos

Baller has the World under his feet this one... May the gods of football bless him with longevity, fitness, injury-free career, and the hunger to keep improving. Na macoach pia wampende....since the times of Paul Were and Ayub Masika, we have failed to find a lethal left winger until this guy Job showed up out of nowhere.

Opinion. Zack Vyner's calmness, versatility and confidence is needed in the Harambee Stars.... Mr Salim Mvurya, kindly find a way to make sure the issues blocking him from playing for Kenya are resolved

So UEFA has decided to give Arsenal the UCL trophy on a silver platter, but I feel the gunners will still bottle it.

Photo courtesy of UEFA

Collins Sichenje called on for his debut for Chalton

This is Leigh Sports village (12,000 Seater). Home of Man United women, U21s and U18s. How much would it cost a Kenyan club to own such a stadium?

It is very interesting that a County League club has some classy jerseys, better than some Sportpesa League and most NSL clubs. And they have 2 sponsors, while some PL clubs struggle to attract even a single sponsor.

I cannot remember the last time United scored 2 team goals in one match, someone please remind me. It is always a corner; Bruno whips a free kick in or a header just pops up, Dalot's long throws and chaos inside the box cause goals, or Cunha, Zirkzee, Amad, or Mbeumo just come up with a moment of magic.
In short, Team goals under the Amorim system were rare, very rare (besides set pieces). Yesterday, I saw 2 beautiful goals from a Man who looked like a passenger in Amorim's system. I saw 2 goals cleared off the line from very inspiring team moves.
When the going got tougher, the gaffer brought in a teenager and reminded me of how I used to do in my FM24 career mode when bringing in a sub: "tell you what, lad, I have faith in you to make an impact in this match in the little time remaining, but there is no pressure of expectation on you; just play your natural game." The boy nearly scored 2 goals in just 14 minutes, yet Amorim kept telling us the academy is full of sh*tty, unprepared, and "entitled" kids. It was a draw, yes, but I saw a more balanced team, where players at least seemed to understand their roles in that pitch. I do not care if United finishes 15th again this season or gets in the top 4. What I know is Amorim was a cowardly, arrogant and entitled coach who gave up on our club a long time ago, a person who would rather die with what he knows than adapt to new ideas. I will not miss him, and I do not expect that he will miss this club, so GOOD RIDDANCE! Bring on the next one until we get the right man.

Seven reasons Why I am happy Amorim has been fired:
1. Very arrogant, ignorant, and emotionally/mentally unstable
2. Would rather lose a match than play any other system than the one he is used to.
3. Never maximized players' strengths.
4. The poorest man management I have ever seen.
5. The poorest win ratio of all United managers since 1990
6. His system was never going to work, even if the board gave him $3 billion to sign new players.
7. He threw in the towel a long time ago and just wanted to be fired and receive his compensation package.