Football mourns former AFC Leopards defender Andulu

 

Messages of condolences continue pouring in for former AFC Leopards defender, Sabastian Andulu who collapsed and died at his home in Kakamega on Thursday aged 57.

The former Kenya international will be laid to rest on April 10 in Central Idakho Ward, Ikolomani in Kakamega.

Andulu leaves behind a widow, Jerida Khakayi, and four children.

Former international Richard Madegwa, who played alongside Andulu at Nyeri Stima before both crossed over to Leopards in 1989, said: “I express my shock at the demise of Sabby. He was instrumental in our squad…Rest in Peace Sabby.”

“I mourn one of the greatest defenders who played a big role in putting Leopards back to the top. His skills left fans begging for more,” said former international Martin Musisi.

Francis Oduor “Killer” remembered Andulu as a key member of the Leopards squad of the early nineties.

Former international Tony Lidonde, who handled Andulu at AFC Leopards, described him as a footballer who had natural talent, with better understanding of the game.   BY DAILY NATION