Bidco United forward Samuel Ndung’u is hopeful of rediscovering his lost form before the Football Kenya Federation Premier League resumes in January.Ndung’u has been struggling to replicate the form he displayed towards the end of the second leg of last season, where he managed to score more than half a dozen goals.Sixteen rounds into the current season, the left-footed attacker has a single goal underlying the struggles he has been grappling with on the pitch.##NAJAVA_MECA_7758921##As the competition proceeds on a two-week long break, Ndung’u intends to capitalize on the free time, do thorough introspection, and work his socks off in a bid to find the lost scoring touch.“I am craving redemption going into the new year. I have struggled to score goals in the past round, but I am determined to right the wrongs from January,” he told Mozzart Sport.The former Muhoroni Youth player took consolation in the fact that there is all to play for as the first leg is not even over.Homeboyz, Leopards to clash in the Elijah Lidonde Memorial Cup finalHe expressed confidence in finding his scoring boots in the second leg, as he did last season.“It is not too late for me. I believe I will come to the party in the second leg. If I did it last season, I can also make it in the current one through hard work,” he offered.Meanwhile, Ndung’u attributed the club’s good performance in the league to collective responsibility and hard work.Bidco to be inactive during the mid-season windowBidco are currently placed eighth with 24 points, ten behind log leaders Gor Mahia.Ndung’u feels that the Thika-based club has what it takes to achieve a top-five finish at the end of the season.“We have been working hard as a unit. Everyone in the team wants to win. I think if we maintain the good run, then we will have our best finish ever since promotion,” he added.
