Reasons Why SC Villa Jogo Has Been Losing Since 2004

Posted by: bukejonah in Ugandan Football May 19, 2020

One of the top soccer clubs in Uganda, SC Villa Jogo are record champions having won sixteen league titles and this statement would mean that the Club is the most eye catching in country, but that is different from what the club’s performance is like this time around.

However, SC villa who initially played under the name ‘Nakivubo Boys‘ then renamed to ‘Nakivubo Villa‘ was formed in 1975 and became unstoppable during the 80s and 90s. It won the country’s top tier league in 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1998 up to 2004.

SC Villa Jogo is now facing a lot of challenges, lacking where to play from justifies the statement well, “ the people at the helm of the club earlier didn’t plan well to solve such a problem”and one might ask , “what do they show now to represent their success fetched in the early days?”.

Since they won their last league title, they were characterized by several challenges including wrangles within the administration, disorganization, mismanagement, firing of coaches among others.

Playing at Nambole stadium this year, shifting to Nakivubo, Singo and Masaka is not the way a good club does to become successful but rather loses its fan base over lacking a proper permanent home.

The blues who are currently run by an interim committee led by engineer Nkemba William recently had changes in it’s coaching staff with Kirya Ibrahim and Kaziba Edward replacing Bamweyana Douglas who was sacked

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