AFC Leopards interim coach Fred Ambani has opened up on the changes made at the club since he took over the reins in late November.The former Zoo FC coach who was an assistant to Tomas Trucha took charge of his first game on Sunday 1 December following the departure of the Czech tactician.Bandari still determined to lift title despite AFC Leopards set backIngwe have had a good run since his appointment and remain unbeaten in the five matches that Ambani had been in charge, winning three and drawing two.Speaking to Mozzart Sport after his side’s 2-0 win over Bandari FC, Ambani shared what he has done differently since taking charge.##NAJAVA_MECA_8593716##“I have just made sure that the players feel comfortable and important. I have made them understand that without them, there is no team and that there is no way we can win,” he stated.The former Wazito FC tactician revealed that the performance has more to do with the management than the tactical changes.Shabana FC head coach questions Mathew Tegisi’s move to Tanzanian club“I have also played a role as a parent more than I have as a coach. At this top level, man management is maybe even more important than coaching,” stated Ambani.However, the former Brooke Bond striker said that he does not babysit players, neither does he condone bad behaviour and performance.##NAJAVA_MECA_8593721##“Of course, there are times that I have to be harsh and scold them but they know that it comes from a positive side and we can always laugh once we have done what is required of us,” he added.Reflecting on the win over Bandari in a match played on Sunday 22 December at Dandora Stadium, the former Leopards striker welcomed the three points that were earned amidst the injury crisis at the Den.##NAJAVA_MECA_49287##“I thank God for the win because we could not do anything without him. I equally want to thank my players for working hard to get the three points despite having a thin squad and players deployed in unfamiliar roles.”The 1998 champions are fifth on the FKF Premier League standings with 22 points and will return to action on Sunday 5 January 2025 when they take on 16th-placed Talanta FC.
