Gor Mahia centre-back Kennedy ‘Vidic’ Onyango has denied threatening a fan in light of the club’s recent dismal performance in the league.Onyango is alleged to have made inroads in Kibera, during the course of the week, in the company of three men and confronted one Joash Olwaga, an official at A Mosquito FC over his consistent criticism of the defender and the team’s poor run.What is believed to have triggered the reported reaction from the central defender is the fact that fans on social media have been pinning the match-fixing allegations, on him. ##NAJAVA_MECA_486571##Earlier in the week, unconfirmed reports emerged on social media, suggesting that the clash pitting Gor Mahia against Nairobi City Stars might have been manipulated. However, the central defender insists that he did not threaten anyone and neither does he harbour a plan of confronting fans.”I am not aware of those allegations. I did not threaten anyone,” said the defender in a telephone interview before disconnecting.Gor Mahia vs Bandari match prematurely halted by fan riotsIn a rejoinder, Olwaga narrated how Onyango drove to Olympic area in Kibera in the company of two men and a third one, whom he suspects was a policeman. He says Onyango demanded answers from him but he, alongside the three men, took off at great speed as the crowd was slowly swelling following the heated exchange. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8457009##”Three men alongside Onyango came around on Thursday asking for me. I concluded that he had come to assault me or inflict fear in me as one of the guys had a walkie-talkie similar to the one used by police officers. The conversation did not last long as it attracted crowds within a short time and they took off,” he opened. Demystifying A Mosquito FC: The club at Gor Mahia’s crosshairsThe official at A Mosquito FC confirmed that he did not report the matter to the police station and neither will he cease from openly sharing his opinion on Gor Mahia matches. “Nothing will stop me from talking about Gor Mahia’s performances and players,” he added.
