What is Football Kenya Limited (FKL) doing with a man who only makes wrong substitutions, which end up in costly blunders as what happened last week in Cairo? How can Harambee Stars concede three goals in 10 minutes?

FKL Second Vice-Chairman, Erastus Okul, is an irascible man, but I concur with him on the Hey issue, even though they should have axed this man long time ago.

If Hey can’t accept Ochieng’ and Oliech, he should be shown the door pronto.

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Take a walk to the Nairobi City Stadium and you will be confronted by an eye sore like never seen in the history of location of public sports facilities.

Recently refurbished to the tune of Sh75 million courtesy of Fifa, the stadium is now ranked on equal international standards like others abroad.

The forest green artificial turf is every player’s dream to grace. The terraces were also redone and the facility is fairly good.

But before you enter this wonderful facility, you must literally elbow your way through. Rickety structures, covered in dirty and torn linen, mats and polythene is all you see.

At night, these structures are hideouts for thugs who not only waylay passers-by whose only mistake is returning home late, but is also where they plan their dastard criminal activities.

One can’t see this wonderful facility well, from Jogoo Road or Lusaka Road. If it were elsewhere, it would have been surrounded by well-done cabro-works, marked parking bays and neatly done and painted vending kiosks for ticketing football fans.

Some translational company would have branded it and the owners or partners would be drawing neat sums of money.

I hope Benjamin Sogomo, recalled from retirement by Sports Minister Hellen Sambili to manage our stadia, will fly down South to see for himself what South African Government is doing with the 2010 Fifa World Cup venues and training grounds.

He will return home and demand the removal of those structures that ooze foul smell and put off fans from entering the City Stadium.