Posta Rangers head coach Sammy ‘Pamzo’ Omolo remains optimistic about his team’s progress despite securing only two wins in their last six matches since his return to the club.Under his guidance, the Mailmen have climbed from the bottom of the league table to 14th place, with victories against FC Talanta and Shabana FC, draws with Mara Sugar and Kariobangi Sharks, and losses to Gor Mahia and Sofapaka.##NAJAVA_MECA_8720372##Now in his third stint at the club, Pamzo is confident in the team’s performance. He notes that their absence from the Mozzart Bet Cup provides them with a valuable week of rest, which he believes will help the team prepare for future matches.“The team is improving. You can see individual players growing, and as a unit, we are making good progress. This break comes at the right time to allow us to recover and plan for upcoming fixtures. ##NAJAVA_MECA_8720340##We need to address some areas of weakness and be better prepared for our next game,” Omolo said.Posta Rangers picked up two injuries in their 1-1 draw with Mara Sugar on Wednesday, with Vincent Wasambo and Amos Asembeka both sidelined. Pamzo is hopeful they will recover in time for their next match against Tusker FC.Tusker confirm exit of midfielder, wins race for NSL top scorer’s signature“It’s unfortunate to have players injured. For Amos, I intended to substitute him because he was showing signs of fatigue, but he got injured before we could make the change. We’re hopeful the injuries aren’t too serious as we need consistency in our performances,” Omolo added.Reflecting on the draw with Mara Sugar, Pamzo said he was satisfied with the result but believes his team had a chance to win in the final moments.“I’m grateful for the point, considering it was a tough match. However, we could have snatched the win, especially with that late chance through Oliver Maloba, but their goalkeeper made a great save. That’s football,” he concluded.Wamalwa eyes Golden Boot as Ulinzi Stars gain stability
