Bidco United vice-captain Jacob Onyango has explained his role as the club engages in a relegation dogfight following a poor first half of the season.The Thika-based club are at the bottom of the 18-team league table after 18 rounds of matches following their 1-1 draw with Kariobangi Sharks on Saturday 25 January.Kenyan midfielder moves to Czech Republic in a multi-million dealThe experienced player has now explained his role even as his team prepares for a comeback in the second half of the season.“My responsibility is to push the other players, tell them not to panic and generally lift the whole squad. We have 16 matches to go and I believe we will get out of the relegation zone. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8666904##It is going to be tough but we are ready for the task ahead,” said Onyango.Onyango was superb throughout the match against Sharks and marked it with his first goal of his FKF Premier League season.Harambee Stars prospect sets lofty targets after joining Hull City from AS Monaco“I am glad that I got my first goal in the league even though it would have been better with a win. I hope more will come,” he added.Onyango also attributed his side’s failure to win the match to their wastefulness in front of goal which has seen them score the joint-least amount of goals alongside Mathare United (10).##NAJAVA_MECA_8666884##“I think we deserved to get all three points. We lost many scoring opportunities that cost us yet another two points. It feels like a loss.”According to Onyango who was the Man of the Match against Sharks, they will have to rectify their mistakes and work on converting their chances if they are to survive.Julius Masaba on difference of playing for Kariobangi Sharks and AFC Leopards“I think we will retreat back to the training ground and work on our finishing,” he concluded.Bidco are bottom of the league table with 16 points ahead of their match against Ulinzi Stars which will be held on Friday 31 January.##NAJAVA_MECA_8666894##Ulinzi Stars on the other hand are 21st on the league standings with 22 points.
