Gor Mahia chairman Ambrose Rachier has come out to deny claims the players have been staging a go-slow to demand their accrued salaries and allowances.
Since the Kenyan champions returned home from Algeria where they suffered a humiliating 6-0 defeat against CR Belouizdad, K’Ogalo players have not attended training sessions for the return leg with some of them telling Goal they will only do so when their dues are settled.
However, Rachier has now come out to explain the players had been given an extra four days off to celebrate the Christmas holidays with their families and that at no point did they stage a go-slow to demand unpaid salaries.