Former Gor Mahia Coach Zdravko Logarusic will be remembered as one of the best or the best coach to have led the Kenyan giants.
The Croat is arguably the best coach to have stood in the dugout for Gor, and helped them play to their best until his departure in 2013.
The coach came in 2012 when Gor were at their worst, almost at the bottom of the table and staring relegation in the eyes.
Loga, as he was fondly referred to by the fans had his fair share of the negative side, with many talking about his temperament.
The coach did not take long to endear himself as a fan favorite, and started his stint at Gor with a 1-1 draw with Mathare.
This was not a mean feat since Gor was on a poor run of games, and was only the start of good tidings to come.
The coach will lose his second match against Oserian but went on to unbeaten for the remainder of the season, finishing sixth in the league.
They qualified for Top 8 tournament, which they won, and further beat Sofapaka to clinch the Football Kenya Federation Cup.
However, the club failed to hold on to Loga, and their relationship got sour when he (Loga) demanded for a pay rise and a new contract.