Shortly after Gor Mahia striker Meddie Kagere signed with Tanzania's Simba FC, details emerged indicating that members of Gor Mahia FC are planning a go-slow.
According to Goal.com, the players are disgruntled over delayed pay and were said to be planning to take industrial action to ensure their dues are paid.
"We are not happy with what is going on at the club, we feel less appreciated by the management because nothing has been done to address our grievances. We won the Super Cup, we are in the Group stages in the Confederation Cup and we have been denied money.
"The motivation is low as we speak, and it is high time something is done. No one can blame Meddie Kagere, for leaving, it is all because of money. Other teams are giving out better packages while Gor Mahia is not," Goal.com quoted a source.
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The ongoing changes at Gor trended at the top of Google Trends for the day on the topic "Gor Mahia" with over 2,000 searches.
The Ugandan-born, Rwandese footballer trended on Tuesday trended on Twitter after he left his position as Gor Mahia's striker to join Tanzania's Simba FC.
"You are pretty much aware of the Kagere’s case since it is in the public domain and wish to confirm that only two player’s contracts have expired and the negotiations are still on.
"In fact, we met Kagere and the other player on Sunday and we agreed to sign contracts on Wednesday," national treasurer Sally Bolo confirmed.
Kenyans used the trending topic to share their reactions on the development.
Here are some of the comments that were shared.
