Former Gor Mahia head coach Sinisa Mihic has opened up on two pivotal moments that led to him parting ways with the record FKF Premier League champions just three matches before the end of the season.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe club confirmed his exit on Monday, a day after K’Ogalo were held to a barren draw by Murang’a Seal — a result that left them needing a miracle in their final three games of the season. The draw left the record league champions trailing league leaders Kenya Police FC by seven points. Gor Mahia announced Mihic’s departure was by mutual consent, ending a turbulent three-month stint for the Croatian tactician.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939368##During his short tenure, Mihic faced numerous internal challenges, including clashes with members of his technical bench. At one point, he dismissed several staff members over alleged insubordination, though they later reconciled and returned to duty.“We have parted ways with head coach Sinisa Mihic by mutual agreement. The two assistant coaches will take charge on an interim basis. We wish Mihic all the best in his future endeavours,” read part of the club’s statement.Victor Wanyama takes first step towards coaching careerHowever, speaking to Nation Sport, Mihic disputed the club’s version of events, stating that the decision to leave was entirely his own.“I’m done with this club. I feel relieved. I made the decision to leave and informed the management directly. I called a meeting with the club officials, told them I was leaving, and we agreed that I would receive all my dues,” said Mihic.##NAJAVA_MECA_8939466##He revealed that the breaking point came after the controversial draw against Murang’a Seal, where he felt his side was denied two clear penalties in a match marred by what he termed as poor officiating.“After the weekend’s draw, I knew I couldn’t continue. The officiating was poor, and we were denied two penalties. That was it for me. I wish the club all the best in the remaining fixtures,” added the 48-year-old.Millions Kenyan club banked from Harambee Stars prospect signing new deal with Real SociedadMihic also disclosed a tense moment with club chairman Ambrose Rachier following their 1-0 defeat to FC Talanta in Dandora last month.“After we lost to Talanta, the chairman criticised the players harshly. I had to speak up. I’m an open person and felt that the players needed motivation, not blame,” he explained.Five reasons why Sinisa Mihic was bound to fail as Gor Mahia coachDespite the coaching change, Gor Mahia remain in contention for the Mozzart Bet Cup and will face Murang’a Seal once again in the semifinal this Sunday at Dandora Stadium.
