He said this is
because the football landscape in
He said we need
to change the way we do things in order to regain our position, adding,
"we should therefore, put our heads together to achieve greater
feat." As to whether the coach must be changed, Aggrey
said in his opinion there was the need for change, since building a team is a
process.
"There is
the need to have a core team to play regularly. In that way, teamwork and
cohesion among players could be enhanced." Rashid Bawa,
Minister of State at the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports said, there is
the need to accept the defeat, adding, "it is only in doing so that we
could reorganise ourselves to build a better team."
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Information
chanced upon by the GNA Sports revealed that the coach joined the team early
this week after completing negotiations with his new club and took the team
through some training exercises in preparations for the league.
Coach Duncan is
expected to be at the helm of affairs of the club on Sunday when they welcome Brong Ahafo United at the Gyandu, Park on Sunday in the eighth week Kinapharma Premier League. Richard Quarshie, Accra
Representative of the Club confirmed the story when GNA Sports contacted him
saying that the coach's appointment took effect from
He however
failed to disclose any details of the contract signed between the club and the
coach.
Quarshie said
He later lost favour
with the fans and management of Olympics following the clubs poor performance
during the LG Top Four Competition, which it lost all three matches in the
first round and eventually placed last after the tournament.
Hasaacas are currently lying 12th on the on going Kinapharma premier league table with five points with one
outstanding match against Obuasi Goldfields at the
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Kumasi (Ashanti Region) 9 July 2003 - Ahmed Hussein Tijani, former player of Sekondi Hasaacas and Eleven Wise has presented sports equipment
valued at ¢20m to the two teams.
The items
include a set of "Jacko" jerseys, a set of
hand gloves, five footballs and 20 sets of training vests. Tijani,
who is now a businessman, made then presentations during the Kinapharma Premier league match
between the two clubs at the Kumasi Sports stadium.
The match ended goalless.
He said nobody
approached him for assistance but as an old player, he knew the problems facing
the clubs and hoped the items would help boost the morale of the players.
Tijani, wishing the clubs well in the on-going premier
league, said he is solidly behind them and would be prepared to give further
assistance when called upon. He asked the players to train hard and to remain
committed and dedicated to their respective clubs.
P.S.K. Paha, Team Manager of Hasaacas,
thanked Tijani for the gesture and said they would go
a long way to help in the development of the club. He called for more of such support
from the soccer loving public.
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