Harambee Stars stand-in captain Musa Mohammed has blasted his former coach at Gor Mahia Dylan Kerr, accusing him of employing ‘negative energy’ and settling scores through the media.
Mohammed, who recently joined Zambian side Nkana FC, has also reminded Kerr that he is currently riding on the successes he worked hard to build as a player and captain during his seven-year stint at K’Ogalo.
The 27-year old central defender, who captained Kenya during the recent wins over Ghana and Zambia in Nairobi, was forced on the defensive after Kerr was quoted by Citizen Digital as saying he and midfielder Kenneth Muguna will never play for the Mahia for as long as he remains in charge.
“I will not dwell on negative energy that will not only derail my reputation but that of a club (read Gor Mahia) that made me a household name,” Mohammed said.
“I respect him (Kerr) as a coach and wish him well in his time at K’Ogalo. We have been there and set up the glory that he is celebrating at the moment. Long (gone) are the days when we could use verbal exchanges to win battles. We win battles on the pitch. I am doing that at Stars and Nkana.”