Marines coach unfazed by slow start

MARINES coach Didier Kayigamba is refusing to panic after the club going six consecutive league games without a win or draw. The Rubavu-based side sent shock waves last season when they denied Atraco the chance to retain the league title after holding them to a goalless draw, and that resulted into APR winning their eleventh league title on goal difference.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

MARINES coach Didier Kayigamba is refusing to panic after the club going six consecutive league games without a win or draw.

The Rubavu-based side sent shock waves last season when they denied Atraco the chance to retain the league title after holding them to a goalless draw, and that resulted into APR winning their eleventh league title on goal difference.

The club has had a dreadful start to this season after failing to get any point from their six opening fixtures, but coach Kayigamba is confident it is a matter of time before his club start picking up points.

"We have just been unlucky not to win some of these matches, but I have talked to the boys and they know the consequences of losing so many matches in the first half of the season.

"We need to go on a winning run, starting with our next match,” Kayigamba said.

The club will play AS Kigali next week at Kicuriko artificial turf.

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