APS Bomet head coach Sammy 'Pamzo' Omollo has opened up on the significance of the club's supporters in the team's quest to post a marked improvement in the 2026/27 FKF Premier League season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe Law Enforcers endured a challenging 2025/26 season, flirting with relegation for the better part of the campaign before producing a remarkable run in the homestretch where they registered an 11-match unbeaten run, including seven consecutive wins to finish 10th on the league table.TACTICAL ANALYSIS: Shabana new coach's tactical blueprint that downed PostaHaving survived relegation, Pamzo is keen to lead his team to a better campaign and has explained the supporters' crucial role in their quest.“Our supporters have been a key pillar in this team, and they really pushed us last season to ensure we remained in the league.##NAJAVA_MECA_10017418##We will equally heavily depend on them this season and also give our all on the pitch to ensure that they keep coming and give them the joy they deserve,” said Pamzo.The experienced tactician was speaking after APS Bomet’s goalless draw against Mathare United in their season opener played on Saturday, 10 October at the Police Sacco Stadium.Ambani rubbishes claims league delay could hurt AFC Leopards’ title ambitionsThe result was welcomed by not only Pamzo but also team captain Philip Wasai, who was delighted to get points on board in the opening match of the season.“We struggled to gain our first points in our first matches last season, and I am glad that we earned a point in our first match this time round.”##NAJAVA_MECA_10017448##Wasai, who was named the club's Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the last campaign, also explained why he believes the team will be a force to reckon with this season.“Last season, we were new in the league and therefore took a little more time to adapt, which affected us greatly.Massive boost for Tusker as trio is registered ahead of Singida Black Stars contestThis season, we have a new technical bench, made some good signings who have blended in well with the old guard, and are therefore ready to compete better.”