Former Kenya international Anthony ‘Modo’ Kimani wants a robust scouting system put in place to select the Harambee Stars squad that will take part in the African Nations Championships (CHAN).Kimani said no talented player should be left out of the team if they are to do well in the tournament to be played in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.Bob Munro: The man who fought match-fixing with a broken camera“Because we will be playing at home, it is important that we have a good team that will not just participate but give a good account of themselves. One way of identifying the best team is to have a robust scouting system that identifies all the talent that we have.##NAJAVA_MECA_8650547##Once the players have been identified, we must bring them together once in a while as part of the build-up towards the tournament,” he said.Kimani said he is confident that being in Group A, termed by many as the group of death will bring out the best in the team.Anthony Akumu’s advice to Harambee Stars players ahead of CHANKenya is in the same group as Morocco, DR Congo, Zambia and Angola. “It looks like a tough group but this is what is needed to bring out the best in our players. It gives them an opportunity to show what they are made of.Furthermore, postponing the tournament is a blessing in disguise. Now there is enough time to prepare the team to not just participate but to compete and get good results. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8650523##Had we appointed a new coach now, he would not have had enough time to prepare the team. The tournament would have come too soon for him.”Kimani is the immediate former head coach at the Football Kenya Federation Premier League (FKFPL) side Kenya Police.REPORTS: Kazakhstan giants table hundreds of millions for Harambee Stars left backBefore Police, he was at Ulinzi Stars and has also previously handled Bandari and AFC Leopards.He spent a huge part of his playing career with Mathare United before retiring into coaching.
