Kenya’s 8-0 thrashing by Senegal has put Harambee Stars coach Benni McCarthy and his technical bench under intense scrutiny, with questions now looming over their future.
Following the humiliating defeat, FKF president Hussein Mohammed issued a public apology to Kenyans and pledged urgent reforms.
“Today is a very bad day in office,” he said.
“This result is a wake-up call. To compete with the best in the world, we must invest in a professional and highly capable technical team and implement robust player development programs.”
“We have no excuses. I sincerely apologise for this outcome. We are committed to fixing it. FKF will review all policies, operational procedures, and the performance of every staff member, starting from grassroots football and extending to all national teams,” he added.
"To win, we must do our work and live our lives with the mentality of champions" @itsherinow
Thank you @WilliamsRuto , and we are ready for that Arsenal pre-season tour of Kenya.
Our dreams may be deferred, but never extinguished,
The journey may be long, but the destination doesn't shift,
Meaningful struggle will always be hard and important work difficult:
But we are determined, dedicated and disciplined, therefore our focus and consistency will take us to the finish line. To win, we must do our work and live our lives with the mentality of champions
Congratulations to the @Arsenal, and thank you for exemplifying resilience and consistency. Let's do it again soon.
It has been quite an experience to follow @Arsenal Football Club's epic adventure, from times of struggle and crushing setback, to successive seasons of recovery and resurgence on their glorious path to the summit of the English Premier League.
In this time, we have witnessed the power of hope, resilience, focus and relentless hardwork in action, and watched a team of dedicated professional do battle against formidable adversaries, matchday after matchday.
Tonight, the great reward is won. The team is victorious. It's faith and dedication is vindicated. And our commitment to succeed through work, discipline and teamwork is affirmed.
Congratulations to the Gunners
It has been quite an experience to follow @Arsenal Football Club's epic adventure, from times of struggle and crushing setback, to successive seasons of recovery and resurgence on their glorious path to the summit of the English Premier League.
In this time, we have witnessed the power of hope, resilience, focus and relentless hardwork in action, and watched a team of dedicated professional do battle against formidable adversaries, matchday after matchday.
Tonight, the great reward is won. The team is victorious. It's faith and dedication is vindicated. And our commitment to succeed through work, discipline and teamwork is affirmed.
Congratulations to the Gunners
Young people are going to start new businesses, find new careers, get new jobs, close out contracts, marry their lovers, buy new homes off the back of this Arsenal victory.
A new wave of success stories breaking through. A new wave of projects winning. A New World Order. ✨
Young people are going to start new businesses, find new careers, get new jobs, close out contracts, marry their lovers, buy new homes off the back of this Arsenal victory.
A new wave of success stories breaking through. A new wave of projects winning. A New World Order. ✨
Leave banter aside, Arsenal winning the Premier League is good for public health.
It’s good for the culture. It’s good for the society. It’s good for academics.
There’s so much to take from it. So many opportunities will come from it. Arsenal are a cultural club with a universal reach.
If Arsenal win the Premier League, they should collate all the reactions from the world. It will be beautiful. It’s for generations.
The streets of the world are Arsenal’s home. From Legba, a carpenter in Sagamu, to the President of a country, there’s a great deal of people invested in this team’s success. They’ve been through the pain. They’ve felt the touch of ignominy. They’ve felt agony. They’ve patted themselves to sleep, and woke with renewed belief.
It’s interesting what a simple game can do to you.
It’s just football. But it’s also not just football. It’s a collective sense of belonging. It’s pride. It’s emotional investment. It’s opportunities. It’s resilience. A lot of transferable traits and qualities picked from a simple game.
The race is not over and I hope Arsenal enjoy the rest of it now. They’ve suffered. We’ve suffered. These three or five games to the end of the season?
Enjoy every bit of it.
From the roar of the crowd to the quiet rhythm of a heartbeat growing within 😌👶
As we approach Mother’s Day, we celebrate @BeatriceChebett not just for the medals and milestones, but for this deeply beautiful new chapter of becoming 🥹👶🏾
From chasing dreams on the track to soon holding one in her arms…
A new kind of victory is on the way and we can’t wait 🫡🫂
#TeamKenya
Feels like a Paolo Sorrentino film
But it’s real
Novak Djokovic training in Rome, Italy 🇮🇹
On the most beautiful court in the world
surrounded by churches, obelisks, fountains
One of a kind