A former player for the Accra Hearts of Oak, Dan Quaye, has added his thought on the decision of the club to sack coach Samuel Boadu.
Dan Quaye says Samuel Boadu is one of the finest and good coaches Ghana has produced and never goes in line with the decision of the management to sack the coach.
Accra Hearts of Oak parted ways with their head coach and his backroom staff yesterday (Tuesday, September 28, 2022).
Samuel Boadu, who won the club, their first premier league title in ten years, was sacked by the management of the club after recording a poor start in the ongoing betpawa premier league with one loss, and two draws after three matches played in the betpawa premier league.
Speaking to Rainbow Radio 87.5Fm, Dan Quaye was emphatic that he will recommend coach Annor Walker to his former club, and compared him to Carlo Anccelloti of Real Madrid with his experience on the touchline.
He went on to say that it is always good in the African continent to appoint coaches from your home town because they can help the club succeed, citing the case of Jones Attuquafio who helped the club some years ago, but going in for an expatriate will not help because they only come in to help the clubs sell their players.
By: Andrews Kwabena Gyasi/Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
