“I’ve replied and said there is no match-fixing at Gor Mahia; we have no evidence and it’s not happening.”
Recently, there were claims that the club owes the chair money to the tune of Ksh100 million but the experienced lawyer and football administrator has denied it.
“I regret to say that this is something that I heard about on Sunday evening,” he said. “I was told that there are claims the club owes me Ksh100 million. That’s not true and I don’t have an idea where that information came from.”
Rachier also said the current suspension of the FKF Premier League could force players to leave their clubs and seek greener pastures elsewhere.
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“Currently we are not holding any training hence needless for them to be around.”
The experienced administrator has also rubbished claims the players have not been entirely paid as he also defended the partnership with their sponsors.
“Saying we have not paid salaries is in bad faith. We have done partial payments for the months of February and March, and very soon the salary issues will be a bygone,” Rachier added.
“So, much is said about our sponsors. I can only tell you the deal is still on and they still have confidence in the club.’’
Recently, the wage bill issue – including the salary delays - at the club pitted the current national treasurer Dolfina Odhiambo and the former office-bearer Sally Bollo.
“My focus will now be playing football as I also wait for my results.
“I have been following up on Linkoping and so far they have played three league matches. As a young player, I want to grow and start playing professional football since I have the talent. I trust this will be the beginning of my successful football life.
Linkoping has lost their first three matches - against Varnesborgs FC, Torns, and Utsikten - in the Swedish Division One League.
On his stay at Gor Mahia after he joined from Western Stima, Omala explained: “At Gor Mahia I didn’t play as many matches as possible because of the school work.