Gusii FC assistant coach Andrew Ongwae says he has noted improvement in his team and expects the Kisii-based club to hit the ground running soon after a difficult start to the 2021/22 National Super League campaign.Gusii have lost their opening two matches of the season to APS Bomet FC and Kibera Black Stars and is currently in the danger zone in the FKF Premier League log. With the league currently on a break, the team has intensified training in readiness for a rigorous season.Ongwae has now explained why the team has not been at its best in the opening two matches of the campaign. He says they signed players majorly from schools without any league experience and are struggling to adjust to the demands of the second tier, he has however noted development in recent days.FT: Gusii FC – KBS: 0 – 2Walter (17′), Kapen (21′)Congratulations guys for your first win of the season and it is away. Always proud of our boys who can stand up again stronger after falling down. pic.twitter.com/Pubm0pxBXh— Kibera Black Stars (@Kiberablackstar) November 13, 2021 “We are improving day in day out, the new players are showing growth and I believe that with more sessions and friendly matches they will get better and be ready to compete in this league. We signed players without any league experience and we understood the task that lied ahead and we will be able to turn things around soon,” he stated.The tactician however still believes that there is work to be done with attack their main area of concern.“I think we are almost there, we just need to put some more work in our finishing, and also improve defensively and we will be good to go. These are things that we will work on gradually. We have targets that we intend to achieve this season and with improved performance, we will be able to achieve them,” he added.Next for Gusii is a home match against Muhoroni Youth.
