Midfielders Jackson Macharia and Humphrey Mieno were part of the Tusker squad that enjoyed double success in 2016.Back then, the brewers were in a class of their own as they, won the league and the domestic cup.The club is on the verge of achieving similar feat this year as Robert Matano’s boys are already in the Mozzart Bet Cup final as well as in contention for the league gong.##NAJAVA_MECA_7268525##Tusker top the league table with 64 points, one and four points ahead of record champions Gor Mahia and Nzoia Sugar respectively.The team will play Kakamega Homeboyz in the final of the Cup set for July 1.Ingwe captain reflects on Mozzart Bet Cup exitApart from the experienced duo, the rest of the Tusker players have never been in a situation whereby winning a double is in sight. Ahead of the remaining four league matches and Cup final, Macharia is calling on his teammates to firmly embrace discipline and patience.The midfielder who joined Tusker from Thika United said he was doing his best to pass the lessons he picked from the 2016 season to his teammates are find themselves in an unprecedented sitch.NSL: Shabana hits Coastal Heroes to draw closer to promotionMacharia observed that the 2016 squad that was largely made up of experienced players were disciplined enough and approached the final matches with calm.“The remaining matches in the season are crucial to us as a team. We are almost there in terms of achieving the objectives we set before the campaign kicked off. We have to remain disciplined and fully focused if we are to deliver,” he said.“We have a coach who knows how to instill calm in the team as well as confidence. He has been encouraging us to keep on believing in ourselves and embracing team work. His wise counsel and experience will come in handy in the remaining bit of the term,” he added.
