Kenya Police FC boss, John Bobby Ogolla has urged his troops to be more clinical in front of goal ahead of Saturday’s league assignment against KCB at the Kasarani Stadium.The newbies got their first triumph of the season ten days ago when they downed Nzoia Sugar at Kasarani. Goals from John Makwata, Clifton Miheso, and Erick Kipkirui helped Police pick a 3-1 triumph over the Millers and gave Bobby his first top-flight win as Police boss.Police have been very busy during the off-season window, getting some high-profile singings. The eye-catching acquisitions include Duncan Otieno, John Makwata, Clifton Miheso, and Musa Mohamed. All these players have played in Zambia in recent years.When the history of football in South B is written, a chapter or two will not be sufficient for coach Korea. Very glad to see him back in action at promotion-chasing Kenya Police FC after a long battle with illness amongst other issues pic.twitter.com/KU5viYbAQv— Jeff Kinyanjui (@Nyash88) July 21, 2021 Next for the law enforcers is a match against last season’s runner up whom equally got their first win recently when they beat Sofapaka FC 2-1 on Sunday in Thika. Ahead of the match, Bobby, a Gor Mahia and Harambee Stars legend says they have to be sharp in front of goal to utilize the numerous chances that they have been creating.“In such games, there is no room for mistakes. We have been creating a lot of chances in recent games but failing to convert them. I thought we did better against Nzoia but we have to continue being sharp,” he told Citizen.##NAJAVA_MECA_5938638##Bobby further spoke on the importance of the big players that they acquired. He believes that they will play a big role in big games and also help nurture the younger players.“The experienced players know how to win big games against strong opposition and having them around will help the young players to learn and will make the team stronger,” the veteran continued.The match will kick off at 3PM EAT.
