With a number speculating that the newly installed Kenya Police FC Technical Director Lucas might be assuming the roles of a head coach, the club’s gaffer Bobby Ogolla has moved to put the rumours to bed.The Law Enforcers settled for a 1-1 draw with reigning Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) champions to arrest the two-game losing streak.Kenya Police FC has a new TECHNICAL DIRECTOR, Lucas from Acakoro Football Academy. He was introduced to the team today and took charge of the training session #FKFPL pic.twitter.com/UZTMg55qvu— Jeff Kinyanjui (@Nyash88) February 8, 2022 Lucas has been seen prowling the touchline in Police games and issuing instructions from the sidelines to the players with Bobby taking his usual seat on the dugout.The former Gor Mahia assistant coach reiterated that Lucas is the technical director and they work in tandem during matches but does not like taking to the touchline.“He is the technical director and I am the head coach, he is usually the one who stands on the touchline because I don’t like standing from the bench. It does not bother me that he stands on the touchline that is just how the situation is, we are working as a team and we usually put our heads together,” said Ogolla.After a massive spending spree in the last two windows where Police roped in the likes of David Owino, Francis Kahata, Musa Mohamed, Duke Abuya, Clifton Miheso, Harun Shakava and Elvis Rupia, the Law Enforces still languish in 13th place on the log.FULL TIME@kenyapolicefc @748AirServices pic.twitter.com/qvC6i66rug— KENYA POLICE FC (@kenyapolicefc) March 5, 2022 Ogolla bemoaned the goal conceded after Shaphan Oyugi levelled things for Tusker in the 14th minute and also highlighted the squandered chances by his charges. Matano: Tusker still in title race depite Police draw“We played well but we conceded a goal that we were not supposed to be conceding, it was very easy and I think we just gifted them the goal. You cannot say that you worked hard in a game when you do not convert the chances that you had in a game, the players must improve,” added Ogolla.
