Ulinzi Stars head coach Mulinge Ndeto has appealed to the club's supporters to remain patient as he works to rebuild the team following a disappointing start to the FKF Premier League (FKFPL) season.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe soldiers have managed just one win in their opening six matches and currently sit 14th in the standings with six points, only one above Mathare United, who occupy a relegation position.##NAJAVA_MECA_10104169##Their underwhelming performances have attracted criticism from supporters, who are eager to see the club return to the heights of its glory days, including the 2010 league title-winning campaign.However, Ndeto has urged fans to give his project time, insisting that the team is being built to become more competitive and deliver better results than last season.Speaking after Ulinzi's 2-2 draw away to Murang'a Seal on Sunday, 8 November, the tactician promised that the club was working towards putting together a stronger side.“I want to promise everyone at the club, from management and players to the fans, that we are building a good team that will compete well and perform better than last season. Unfortunately, that takes a while, but they should be patient with the team,” said Ndeto.Wanyama, Oliech lead star-studded Harambee Stars Legends squad to face Arsenal LegendsUlinzi appeared on course for victory against Murang'a Seal after taking the lead twice but were ultimately left to settle for a point following a late equalizer.After a goalless first half, the Soldiers broke the deadlock in the 58th minute before the in-form Josephat Lopaga restored parity for the hosts in the 72nd minute.Alex Masinde put Ulinzi back in front just two minutes later, but their inability to protect the advantage proved costly as Mark Mwaniki struck an 88th-minute equalizer.Ndeto admitted that failing to manage their lead was their biggest undoing, despite successfully executing an important part of their pre-match plan.Sunderland forward headlines Ivory Coast U23 squad to face Kenya“The plan was to stop them from scoring early in the match as they have been doing, and that worked. Our biggest undoing was failing to lock the game and protect our lead,” he added.Despite dropping two points after twice taking the lead, the former Harambee Stars defender maintained that securing a draw away to Murang'a Seal was a positive result, considering the difficulty of playing at their home ground.“The match itself was not easy. Not many teams come to Murang'a and manage to pick up a point, and so it is a point gained. Additionally, we are in the process of building a strong team, which takes time,” stated Ndeto.