Bidco United forward Samuel Ndung’u has been on top of his game in the second leg of the current season thanks to the six goals he has netted.The striker struggled to find the back of the net in the first leg but appears to be peaking towards the end of the campaign that is four matches way to its completion.##NAJAVA_MECA_7251999##Ndung’u singled out a dare made to the playing unit by coach Anthony Akhulia back in April has been working magic for him in the closing stages of the season.Akhulia is on record challenging the players to give their best for the sake of their careers as well as see the Thika based club attain a respectable finish.The former Muhoroni Youth attacker says the goad from the youthful tactician awakened the beast in him and his colleagues.“If you don’t push yourself, you are likely to be deemed surplus to requirement at the end of the season. There are many players looking for the opportunity to play in the top flight. You have to prove yourself so as to be retained,” offered the left-footed attacker.KCB left back Mulu craving for second chance in EuropeThe former Mathare United forward who can also play on the wing admitted that the first leg was slightly difficult for him as he had to contend with limited game time.Vihiga United goalkeeper Morgan Alube opens up on being played as strikerHowever, he points out to the hard work he has been putting in training and the trust form Akhulia for the revival he is savouring in the second leg.“I had individuals targets before the season began but things did not go well in the first leg. I am however glad to be getting minutes and scoring in the second leg,” he said.Ndung’u, a domestic Cup winner with AFC Leopards who joined Bidco last year from Kenya Police whom he served for a season.
