Victor a good bet
Jun 06, 2005
LEAGUE KICK-OFF<br><br>EVERY form guide available suggests newcomers Victor FC will top Group B of the City Tyres Super League.
LEAGUE KICK-OFF
By Fred Kaweesi and Norman Katende
GROUP B
KCC
Police
Mityana Utoda
Victor
Gulu Black Rangers
Opening group fixtures
June 10
Police v Victor at Namboole
KCC v Mityana at Nakivubo
June 15
Gulu v KCC in Gulu
EVERY form guide available suggests newcomers Victor FC will top Group B of the City Tyres Super League.
Frank ‘Video’ Anyau (above) has an outfit that is a mixture of old and new faces that should be a force to reckon with.
Most importantly, they are the only side that has prepared sufficiently for the kick off this weekend.
“We have been playing friendly matches with other clubs and the results have been promising,†said Anyau.
KCC, are yet to lure head coach Hussein Kheri back to Lugogo and are still wrangling over who should lead the club.
Police, habitual mid-table finishers, will have to be consistent to avoid the drop, especially with the revised format.
At Mityana UTODA, Hussein Mbalangu is aiming to prove he can make the transition from player to coach. He replaced Sam Nsereko.
Gulu Black Rangers are unlikely to defy recent history that has seen representatives from the North relegated.
By Fred Kaweesi and Norman Katende
GROUP B
KCC
Police
Mityana Utoda
Victor
Gulu Black Rangers
Opening group fixtures
June 10
Police v Victor at Namboole
KCC v Mityana at Nakivubo
June 15
Gulu v KCC in Gulu
EVERY form guide available suggests newcomers Victor FC will top Group B of the City Tyres Super League.
Frank ‘Video’ Anyau (above) has an outfit that is a mixture of old and new faces that should be a force to reckon with.
Most importantly, they are the only side that has prepared sufficiently for the kick off this weekend.
“We have been playing friendly matches with other clubs and the results have been promising,†said Anyau.
KCC, are yet to lure head coach Hussein Kheri back to Lugogo and are still wrangling over who should lead the club.
Police, habitual mid-table finishers, will have to be consistent to avoid the drop, especially with the revised format.
At Mityana UTODA, Hussein Mbalangu is aiming to prove he can make the transition from player to coach. He replaced Sam Nsereko.
Gulu Black Rangers are unlikely to defy recent history that has seen representatives from the North relegated.