AFC Leopards coach Patrick Aussems once again hinted at leaving the club after they fought a 2-2 draw against Kakamega Homeboyz in an FKF Premier League fixture.
The Belgian tactician has been vocal on the team’s poor management and is yet to win silverware with the side.
Through his social media platform Aussems has expressed his sorrows over the outcome of the result, insisting AFC Leopards should have been rewarded for their modern football but further urged his players to continue with the same spirit with or without him.
“Unfortunately, we have not been rewarded by the modern football we produced today,.but this young team is on the right track.
“AFC Leopards is on its way! East African football needs to change philosophy! Kick and rush's football is over! With or without me, let's do it, guys,” Aussems post read.
In November, Aussems questioned the professionalism of the top-flight side, suggesting some of the officials involved with the club were careless.
“The technical bench, the staff, and the players are facing many challenges.
“No salaries, no allowances, daily issues. which prevents the group from working properly.
“Carelessness of some people? Lack of professionalism? Hopefully, this situation will be fixed as quickly as possible,” his post read.
Ingwe are currently in position 14 on the 18-team table with 10 points from 11 matches. They have managed two wins, four draws and suffered five defeats.