Following their 3-1 away win over Bandari FC, Posta Rangers head coach John Kamau has noted growth in his side five months since taking over from interim coach Collins ‘Korea’ Omondi.The Mailmen have turned their fortunes around after a challenging start to the season that saw them register draws against Sofapaka and Nairobi City Stars, which were sandwiched by a loss to Ulinzi Stars.Former Gor Mahia fitness coach finds new home in TanzaniaKamau admitted that he has been doing a lot of work in the background since joining the club back in August and is delighted that his efforts are finally paying dividends.“We are trying to build a team, I have been here for about five months and I’m happy that where we are currently and where we were before you can see some progress.The Bandari game was not easy, especially after they brought in two strikers and played with a 4-2-4 formation, it really made things hard for us,” said Kamau.##NAJAVA_MECA_6929187##The victory against Bandari sees Posta record three wins in a row for the first time since January 2020 having beaten AFC Leopards, Vihiga Bullets, and most recently the Dockers.Kibera go top, Njoroge strikes again as Assad edge DarajaniKamau also lauded the calmness of his boys which came in handy in the game against Bandari with his squad also possessing young and exciting players.“I’m happy with the calmness of my boys because we were able to carry the ball from our defense into our attack and we also have a 20-year-old who we introduced and brought in the needed impact,” added Kamau.
