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K'Ogalo Patron Eliud Owalo has dismissed comparisons with Simba and Yanga, calling instead to benchmark outfit like Arsenal and Manchester United.
Gor Mahia Deputy Patron Eliud Owalo has delivered a strong message to the club’s faithful and management, calling for urgent reforms and a shift in mindset, following their failure to retain the FKF Premier League title.
The dethroned FKPL champions lost out on the title to Kenya Police FC prompting Owalo to call for a revitalization at the club.
In a passionate address, Owalo criticized comparisons with Tanzanian giants Simba and Yanga, arguing that Gor Mahia’s focus should instead be on emulating global football powerhouses like Arsenal, Manchester United, and Barcelona.
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Gor Mahia Must Be Run Like a Business - Owalo
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Speaking after the league disappointment, Owalo emphasized that Gor Mahia must adopt a professional model rooted in sound business practices and strategic vision.
“We need to revitalize this club and run it like a business. That’s the global standard—look at what Arsenal, Barcelona, and Manchester United are doing. I don’t see why Gor Mahia should be an exception,” he stated.
Owalo underscored Gor Mahia’s rich legacy as the only East African club to have won a continental title, the CAF Cup Winners' Cup in 1987, arguing that the club has the pedigree and support base to reclaim its place among Africa’s elite.
“Our first step should be to reposition Gor Mahia as not just a top club in Kenya, but among the best-performing football clubs in Africa. That must be our vision.”
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Dismissing regional comparisons, Owalo voiced frustration at the club's recent struggles while regional rivals Simba SC and Yanga SC continue to make headlines in continental football.
“I would really not want to benchmark with Simba and Yanga because these are teams we were beating year in, year out just the other day. So what has really gone wrong?” he questioned.
He called for introspection within the club, urging stakeholders to refocus on the successful elements of the 1987 era, including fan mobilization, governance, and talent development.
“If we harness our fan base, the most fanatical in the region, and work together with management, strengthen the playing unit, and embrace good governance, I believe we can position Gor Mahia as the best club in Africa.”
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Pathway to Redemption Starts with FKF Cup Final
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Despite missing out on the league title, Gor Mahia’s 2024–25 campaign is not over.
The 21-time champions now shift focus to the FKF Cup final, where they will face Nairobi United.
Victory would not only offer silverware but also grant Gor Mahia a ticket back to continental competition, serving as a vital springboard for their envisioned rebuild.
With Owalo setting an ambitious agenda and urging a break from mediocrity, the spotlight is now on Gor Mahia’s management and players to deliver results on and off the pitch.
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