Shabana FC coach Samuel Pamzo has reiterated that his charges are unflinching in the face of their five-match ban following FKF’s ruling on the chaos that ensued in their FKF PL clash on Sunday against Ulinzi.
Shabana FC coach Samuel Pamzo has insisted that his side remains unaverred by their recent five-match ban following the ruling by Football Kenya Fedartion.
On Thursday, September 25 the federation released details of its ruling on the submissions from both Shabana and Ulinzi, directing that Shabana play its next five home matches behind closed doors.
The decision came after the melee witnessed at the Ulinzi Sports Complex on Sunday where fans uprooted seats after and injured two officcers after Ulinzis late equalizer.
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Pamzo, however maintains that his charges are undeterred by the ban and will keep on playing as such.
“I cannot say much on the ban, but these are thing we are used to. We are used to adversity, and it will not affect how we play,” he told Pulse Sports.
“Our only regret is that we are returning to our historic stadium, and we will not have the fans with us. After eighteen years we would have hoped to have the fans in the stadium but that is not possible.”
The Gusii side will make their return to their historic stadium on Saturday, September 28 when they take on Posta Rangers, an added boost that the tactician welcomes.
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“You know for a very long time we have been playing our home matches in Homa Bay and that puts us at a disadvantage. We play our home matches away from home and so moving back to Gusii stadium is a very welcome,” expressed Pamzo.
Pamzo further fired a warning shot to the mailers as they travel to Gusii stadium.
“We have been a very different team this season. I can say we have improved from last season and even last sunday we conceded very late in the game but played very well and even in the game before that,” he added.
Shabana places 10th on the log having drawn in two games