Former APR head coach Rene Feller has urged Amavubi Stars not to think about losing but instead focus on ways of winning their remaining Group C matches.

Rwanda has not had a good start to their 2010 World/Nations Cup qualifiers’ campaign after managing a point from their opening two games (Algeria and Zambia).

In an e-mail from his native Holland, Feller told Times Sport that the main reason why Amavubi have not done well so far is because the players and the coaches are working out ways not to lose instead of concentrating on ways to win.

"Everyone needs to start thinking of ways to win by thinking up ways of scoring. The preparation of the team is not favorable. The players also need more tactical training,” the Dutchman said. 

Feller added that Holland won all their six qualification matches because they were enjoying their style of football. He also advised Rwanda to think about inviting top footballing nations before the Egypt game.

The Former Eritrean national football team took, who took over the reins of APR from 2008/09 season retired from the game after the expiry of his one-year contract with the military side in April this year.

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