 You will never see better goals |
In a case of total mockery and belittlement, like we standing by did not know already, one journalist reminded us that the only way to win a game and even go into the record books is by scoring goals. Oh please!
Well, he said this at the time when Sports Club Villa continued to make Kampala City Council (KCC) football club players chase shadows with their passing game during their league encounter on June 10 at Nakivubo stadium.
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| DMark Power blows one by one |
On a few occasions this season, DMark Power basketball club, the 2008 champions have made life difficult for themselves by letting themselves be stretched and pushed to the wall. It appeared that way when they played UCU Canons on the YMCA court floodlights on Friday 5 June
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| Fixtures made to avoid match-fixing |
Moses Magogo, the Uganda Super League (USL) secretary has often times been branded a very fishy man by some football club officials on the way he runs the league.
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| It is adios Villa |
There is one funny joke that God does not forgive twice. One time, a man rode his bicycle for a night vigil at Church; probably an Easter eve mass. After the mass, he was so tired and inevitably dozing.
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| The grand finale |
There is a general belief that local football is built on three stones: Villa, Express and KCC. Therefore, it is argued that for the fans to get back in hyper mood and return to the terraces, one of the perennial giants aforementioned must win the biggest prizes since they are the ones with fans to watch the games full house.
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| Mawejje: The Angel at URA FC |
Moses Basena, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) football Club coach has the luck of a devil. His teams will normally post good results but at the end of the day remain nearly-men.
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| Express continue their wait |
Express football club is soldiering on for the 13th year without winning the Super League. The club’s ambitions seem to have plummeted with each passing season and there isn’t any sign of the decline letting up. Even with a bar (a pub, that is) built within the perimeter fencing last year to invigorate fans, life at Express’ Wankulukuku Stadium has become very awkward.
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