KSh 500 Each! Cassypool's Pledge to Harambee Stars Players

Taking to Instagram, Cassypool warmly praised the team. He called their win a moment of immense national pride. This unexpected but spirited victory marked Kenya’s first CHAN win on home soil. For Cassypool, it clearly called for a show of appreciation, no matter how small.

KSh 500 for Every Star: A Symbol of Support

In his post, Cassypool pledged KSh 500 to each Harambee Stars player. He described the token not as a grand gesture, but as a genuine thank-you.

“Congratulations vijana wetu, you guys have made us proud,” he said. “This is the first time we have won here in our country. So mimi nataka kuwapea Ksh500 each, hii ni kama appreciation for making our country proud.”

While the amount might have raised some eyebrows online, Cassypool was quick to address potential critics. He reminded Kenyans that true support isn't about the size of the wallet – it's about the intention behind the gesture.

“Wewe uko nyumbani unaweza ona hii ni pesa kidogo, lakini wewe kama Mkenya umefanya nini kuwasupport ndugu zetu?” he challenged.

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He also added that he plans to reach out to Harambee Stars coach Benni McCarthy and Football Kenya Federation (FKF) President Hussein Mohamed. This is to ensure the cash tokens are delivered directly to the players.

Public Reaction and Growing Patriotism

His public praise adds to a growing wave of national pride and gratitude towards the Harambee Stars following the DR Congo win. This result has certainly reignited hope in local football.

Whether it's KSh 500 or KSh 5 million, fans largely agree: in a country where sporting achievement is often met with silence, every bit of recognition counts – especially when it comes from fellow citizens.