Former Harambee Stars defender Noah Abich is a proud man.This is after his son Starlon Odhiambo was last week invited to train with the Tusker senior team, patently after impressing in the junior side that has been supplying the former with talents over the years.Interestingly, Abich, who currently tutors at Zimmerman Academy played for Tusker among other renowned local outfits during his heyday.##NAJAVA_MECA_7041366##While Abich predominantly played as a right back, his son prefers to play on the opposite flank and at the heart of the defence.Abich says the elevation of Starlon at Tusker is a clear indication that his football career is on an upward trajectory as well as a sign of good things to come.The former defender who was an excellent dead-ball specialist said, the latest development has, with no doubt, left him a proud father who wants nothing, but success for his son.Bandari coach admits team is missing the leadership of Felly Mulumba”I am proud and happy for him. I began imparting football skills to him when I was playing at Tusker and I am excited that, he wants to follow footsteps. I began coaching him at Zimmerman Academy when he was a kid and it is satisfying to see him maturing and thriving in a new challenge,” said the former Nakuru All-Stars defender.Direct your children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it.This is among the many biblical extracts Abich has been insisting on his son from the time he began playing football in his academy.He wants the Malava Boys High School product not to forget of his humble upbringing and sway off the right track that promises to lead him to greatness. Muyoti banking on Shittu’s capabilities to stabilize City Stars”This is the first time he is being handled by another tactician apart from me. I have and continue to counsel him on the significance of discipline in football. I keep on reminding him that listening to and obeying instructions from the technical bench and colleagues is not negotiable,” said the Thur Gem High School alumnus.While Abich might have played his club football locally, he firmly believes that Starlon’s star will shine past the borders.Double Trouble: Somalia Football Federation in turmoil as dual elections result in two competing presidentsThe father of four revealed that his three daughters were also enmeshed in sports precisely; netball and rugby and had portrayed the desire to make a living out of their preferred disciplines.”There are levels I did not reach during my time. I am certain he will play at the professional level and in the national team,” he added.Apart from Tusker and Nakuru All Stars, Abich played for Nzoia Sugar, Sony Sugar, Chemelil Sugar, Sofapaka, Mathare United, Bandari and City Stars.
