Bandari FC have parted ways with Rwandan coach Andre Casa Mbungo on mutual consent as agreed during a meeting held on Saturday following a spate of poor results, Mozzart Sport can report.The tactician joined the team in January 2021 as a replacement for Ken Odhiambo who decamped to Sofapaka. During the 2021/22 season, he led the team to a third-place finish in the league and was named second runner-up in the coach of the year category during the end of the season gala.Before the start of the 2021/22 season, Bandari beefed up the squad with the acquisition of the likes of Andrew Juma, Chris Ochieng, Faraj Ominde, and Boniface Mwangemi as they sought to challenge for the league title this season, things have however not gone their way this campaign.They have picked six wins all season and in the last 13 games, they have managed just two wins and pressure was pilling up on the soft-spoken tactician who blamed numerous injuries in his squad for the bad run.🙏🏾 Wiki mpya iwe yenye kheri, afya njema na mafanikio kwa shughuli zenu za kila siku.#BandariNiYetu pic.twitter.com/ab7qZO81Tl— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) February 14, 2022 “It is true the coach has been fired. He had been given a number of games to turn things around but unfortunately, the bad run persisted and the management has been forced to cut ties with him. His assistant Anthony Kimani will take charge of the team until an appointment is made,” a source from the Dockers camp told Mozzart Sport.He leaves Bandari in the ninth position on the log with 26 points after 18 rounds of league matches, his last assignment being the barren draw against KCB. They have managed a paltry six wins in the league this season. Mbungo has previously handled AFC Leopards in the FKF Premier League and is best remembered for reporting the club to FIFA after they failed to pay his dues. The club was forced to pay him over Ksh. 4 million for breach of contract.Up next for the Dockers is a home tie against Gor Mahia.
