Bandari FC interim coach Anthony Kimani says his team will work on making the numerous chances that they are creating count in order to end what has been a prolonged bad run for the club.Kimani is currently in charge of the Dockers after Andre Casa Mbungo was shown the door. The Rwandese tactician was fired due to the team’s performance. Kimani, who was his assistant was handed the reins in the interim.The Dockers are currently winless in their last eight games and have since slipped in the title race. They are 13 points off league leader Kakamega Homeboyz. On Sunday they played out to a one-all draw with Gor Mahia at the Mbaraki Sports Club, William Wadri canceled out a Peter Lwasa opener for the record league champions to ensure that the spoils were shared in Mombasa. A glimpse inside Babu’s coaching masterclass that downed highly rated Kariobangi SharksFor Kimani, converting the chances they create is top on his priority list. He says he is not too worried about not scoring many goals as they are creating chances which he believes his forwards will begin to convert with more work in the training ground.Kiungo mtatizaji uwanjani Denis Magige asubui hii amepelekwa kwa Chifu wa Likoni baada ya kumfanyia mchezaji wa Gor Mahia madhambi ya mpira.Mchezaji huyo aliepigwa chenga la kimataifa, aliteleza hadi magongo, na kufikia hivi sasa anazidi kuteleza kuelekea Voi. Hebu tazama😅😅 pic.twitter.com/FYPihRaLHr— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) February 28, 2022 “If we could not create any chance I could be a worried person but we created them but failed to utilize them. The workout will now be focused on converting the created chances to goals and probably points,” he told Citizen. Strikers Umaru Kasumba and Johanna Mwita returned from injury on Sunday. The Dockers however have more players sidelined. Rodgers Aloro, Keagan Ndemi, Whyvonne Isuza, Faraj Ominde, and veteran Shabana Kenga remain on the treatment table and Kimani hopes to have more players returning soon.“We still have Keegan, Aloro, Kimani, Isuza, Faraj and Kenga who are out and we will welcome back some of them soon who will help us fight even more,” he added.Next for Bandari is an away game against Kimani’s former club AFC Leopards on Saturday.
