The die hard fans of GOR MAHIA

Gor Mahia  and AFC leopards are evaluated top in the locale in light of their a large number of venerating fans. No big surprise, K'ogalo's 'Green Armed force' has been the club's column, standing solid in times of triumph and also danger. So composed is the Green Armed force that it brags of extensions made up of fans who offer work, habitation or social diversions. The limbs go once more to the 1980s when Gor was a merciless enemy on the soccer pitch. Nonetheless, the club's execution drooped in the late 1990s and its fan base dwindled also. By 2007, Gor could barely marshal 1,000 fans to the stadium. "When we assumed control over the club's administration in 2008, we thought the most ideal method for getting fans back was by resuscitating the limbs," describes David Kilo, Gor's Sorting out Secretary. The Naivasha-based representative says that since the nation was isolated into regions, Gor required a strong fan base in every region to collect backing amid away matches.

 Kilo pays tribute to media identities Mike Okinyi, Charles Otieno, Odindo Ayieko, Joseph Ogidi, George Bwana, Larry Asego, Song Radul, Caroline Mutoko, Mzee Jalang'o and Dan Ndambuki otherwise known as Churchill, among others, for assuming a dynamic part in rekindling enthusiasm toward neighborhood soccer and getting fans again to the stadium.

 Floated by great reaction and backing from the fourth domain, the boat set sail with "dotcom" fans fomenting for welfare of players, yet not without mumbles from 'old Turks.' See additionally: Previous Gor Mahia player, Kevin Omondi, kicked out of South Africa "There were individuals who battled these youthful fans on the grounds that the purported old watchmen expected that the adolescent fans would uncover and prevent them from cheating the club's assets. Thinking back, we are happy that the extensions helped the club more than we could have envisioned," includes Kilo.

The media wave saw the development of adolescent and vivacious Gor Mahia fans' extensions with the first being Gor Mahia Facebook Limb (GMFBB) shaped by web sharp colleagues who for the most part connect on the web. "That was an acceptable sign of the compelling part of media, which incorporates setting the motivation and bailing find issues that each general public appearances. I wish the same energy could be connected today to counter hooliganism," says George Bwana who was then a senior Cameraman at NTV and organizer of GMFBB was immediately trailed by 'Away Extension,' whose parts flew out with the club to all corners of the nation. Heartland extensions like Naivasha, Nakuru, Mombasa and Kisumu took up the obligation of facilitating the club at whatever point Gor was playing ceaselessly in distinctive town