Murang’a Seal winger Elly Saenyi is confident that the team will achieve a respectable finish if they make St. Sébastian Park a fortress in the second leg of the season.Seal have been struggling for consistency in the first 15 rounds of the season and had to part ways with their then head coach, Abdallah Juma.Brian ‘Rio’ Ochieng pens touching farewell 7 years after joining KCBThe club has won six matches, lost a similar number, and drawn three times to place eighth on the log with 21 points, six behind leaders KCB FC.Saenyi feels that the team can do better this year if they maximise the advantage of playing in front of home fans in Murang’a.##NAJAVA_MECA_8619992##”We are among the teams that enjoy home advantage in the league. We have to use it to our advantage in the second leg and finish as high as we can on the table. This is a season we should not think of how to beat relegation but the best position we can finish,” he said.Tanzanian club seeks refund from Gor Mahia over aborted defender transferSaenyi, who joined Seal from four-time league champions Ulinzi Stars, pledged to add five goals in the second leg and help the team achieve its objectives.The pacy winger opened his goal account of the season with a spectacular strike against record champions Gor Mahia at Kenyatta Stadium in Machakos on Saturday 2 November.##NAJAVA_MECA_8619987##”I have scored a goal so far, which is not enough. I want to add more in the second leg and help the team achieve the set objectives,” he stated.At the same time, the former Mwatate United attacker is determined to get his maiden Harambee Stars call-up in the year.##NAJAVA_MECA_49592##He says his teammates Morgan Alube and David Wafula have motivated him to fight for his first call-up.The two were included in the Harambee Stars provisional team for the Mapinduzi Cup but did not make it to the final travelling squad.##NAJAVA_MECA_8619988##”My biggest aim is to play for Harambee Stars in the year. I am motivated to achieve it when the league resumes,” he added.
