Kenya Premier League champions Gor Mahia have finally named Bobby Williamson’s replacement at the helm of the club’s coach staff as Frank Nuttall.
Nuttall who was unveiled to the Kenyan press by K’Ogalo officials on Wednesday takes over on a three months deal to complete the 2014 season but his contract may be renewed based on his performance.
Impeccable sources reveal that Nuttall; a Scottish was appointed on recommendation of Williamson who took over the Harambee Stars top job following the sacking of Adel Amrouche.
Nuttall will be assisted by Frank Ouna and the experienced Bobby Ogolla.
The 46 year old Scot is well aware of the pressure that comes with managing Gor Mahia and says he is the right man for the job.
“I am confident I am the right man to help the team achieve its goals,” Nuttall said on his unveiling.
“I am used to pressure and I am confident it will not be any different here at Gor Mahia,” Nuttall added.
Nuttall said he relishes the challenge ahead, expressing optimism in his ability to help the club retain the championship they won for the first time in 18 years.
“I had heard of Gor as one of the biggest clubs in the country and handling it comes with challenges that I’m prepared for,” he stressed.
Nuttall is a former player with Al Nasr football club and also played for Scottish giants Celtic between 1995 and 1997.
He has previously worked with the China national soccer team.
