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Posted Sunday, January 18 2009 at 19:01

In a country with a penchant for bad news, the sterling performance was a welcome breath of fresh air.

That said, once upon a time, there was a third division team called Nyanam.

Like the Stars, this team had what one Cecafa commentator last week called “these big Kenyans”. And like Harambee Stars, the players were well known for their long balls which often ended up… nowhere.

I am told that those who watched the final were frustrated by our boys’ inability to play good football. And if they continue to play “style hiyo hiyo”, then fans have every reason to be very afraid if Harambee Stars qualify for the 2010 World Cup.

But that is not the only challenge facing the team. It would appear that those who manage football in this country have never decided on what should be the national colours.

At various times, the team has used green, white and red uniforms. They even had a mix-and-match.

Isn’t a team supposed to have only two sets of colours: One for away matches and one for the home ground? Or has Fifa changed that rule?

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  1. Submitted by dannie55
    Posted January 19, 2009 07:04 PM

    you are right on the money mister! the reason why even those in areas drier than kenya dont experience hunger is because you have to deversify your eating habits.ironically, the food we shun because they are percieved as traditional are the most nutritionus.we need to see beyond ugali and matharu!

  2. Submitted by SJ502
    Posted January 19, 2009 02:37 AM

    I never miss reading the Monday Mix...that idea about changing local diet is the tough love Kenyans needed. Also introduce sea foods to the inland communities menu...why leave the Indian Ocean to the pirates only?

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