Bidco United defender David Kalama is confident the club will withstand the relegation threat.Kalama observes that, despite a terrible run of outcomes, a win and consecutive avoidance of defeat will drive Bidco to survival.The Thika-based team has had a storming start to the season, with three victories, six draws, and eight losses, the most recent coming at the hands of Kakamega Homeboyz (1-0).##NAJAVA_MECA_8649968##The underwhelming result has left the oil producers in the relegation zone on 15 points. They are 17th in the 18-team league standings, one point ahead of the lowest team, PostaKalama, one of the club’s longest-serving players, is hoping that a win and consistency will be the key to avoiding relegation and maintaining their premiership position.”It’s a complicated position at the team, but I’m confident we’ll overcome the current setback and remain in the league. We just need a win and some consistency to be safe for the season,” he said.EXPLAINER: What reversion of Sports Fund to Ministry of Sports by Cabinet meansThe lanky defender confesses their struggles to win matches are as a result of being goal shy.Kalama claims that they have created goal-scoring opportunities, but they have not been as ruthless as necessary.Bidco has scored nine goals thus far, making them one of the lowest-scoring teams in the first half of the 2024/25 FKF-Premier League season.”Our challenges are explained by the fact that we have created opportunities but not taken use of them. To win matches, we must be merciless from the start,” he said.Musonye explains how Tanzania and Uganda’s unpreparedness led to CHAN postponementThe Anthony Akhulia charges will try to return to winning ways when they face Kariobangi Sharks on Sunday, 26 January.They will, however, face a stiff challenge against Sharks, who are also looking to end their five-match losing streak.A win for Bidco will bring their total points to 18 and move them two places out of the red zone.
