Bandari FC tactician Anthony Kimani has termed the win against Talanta in midweek as a big confidence boost for his side, acknowledging that confidence was dwindling for his side after a rough patch.Before the win over the newbies at Kasarani Annex, Bandari had gone for nine matches without recording a win, their last win in the league coming against Sofapaka early in January.FM1️⃣9️⃣ Goal 🥅⚽️ @BandariOfficial #goals pic.twitter.com/orAzGJKkwZ— Felly Mulumba (@fellyMulumba2) March 9, 2022 The former AFC Leopards player and coach noted that getting a win to build back the confidence of the players was the first thing on his to-do list since taking over at the helm of the technical bench”As a team, once you have gone for a long spell without getting a win the confidence of the players is compromised and I knew that was the first building block I needed to put in place. Luckily the boys headed to that call and believed in themselves again. They know the position we are in on the table is not a reflection of the quality we have in the team. Going forward we will continue insisting on that and encouraging the players to express themselves on the pitch,” Kimani said.The Dockers ended their nine-match winless run with a win over Talanta with Umaru Kasumba and Felly Mulumba scoring the two goals to give Kimani his first win as Bandari’s interim coach and ease the pressure for the Dockers.Hatimae zegedee limerudi nyumbani wiki hii! Hivi basi, mpigie Mpenzi wako wa zamani mwambie kwamba Burdaaan litakuwa la ukwaju na viazi karai Jumapili hii Mbaraki Sports Club tukipatana na @FcHomeboyz#BandariNiYetu pic.twitter.com/CDSBIJ2nSz— Bandari Football Club (@BandariOfficial) March 11, 2022 Kimani took over as Bandari’s interim boss a month ago when the club opted to part ways with Rwandese tactician, Andre Casa Mbungo, inheriting a team that was low on confidence from their winless run.Next for Bandari is a home match against league leaders Kakamega Homeboyz.
