Mention any top coaches to ever set foot at Gor Mahia and Briton Dylan Kerr will surely make it to your list.
Kerr brought enomours success with him at Gor Mahia and in the process became a fan favourite.
His time at Kogallo however ended abruptly as he parted ways with the defending Kenyan Champions to join South African side Black Leopards.
The coach has now come out to demand that Gor Mahia pay him his outstanding balances. These include his October Salary and other bonuses.
The Briton coach, who won two titles with Gor Mahia and also was credited to have guided the team to the Group stages of Caf Confederation Cup last season, now says the bonuses and salary for October are long overdue.
“It is a fact that they should pay my KPL bonuses for winning two titles and October salary and that is all I am asking from them,” said Kerr.
Kerr has also dismissed claims that he walked out of Gor Mahia to sign for the South African side. “I never abandoned Gor Mahia. I left because I didn’t have a contract and it was never offered to me, it was a football decision to leave.
“If they had tied me to a contract, I would never have walked away. I have never walked out of a club if I have a contract with them.”