Hearts Will Disgrace Itself At First Trust G6 Tourney - Former Captain

Hearts Is Going To GHALCA G6 ‘Only To Disgrace’ Itself – Nettey

Accra Hearts of Oak will be in their first competitive game in the off season when they face Aduana stars in the second game of the inaugural GHALCA First Trust G6.

 

Under Japanese-American tactician, Kenichi Yatshuashi, the Phobians had conceded 9 – goals and scored none against equally good if not better oppositions, though deemed a friendly game to get the team in shape many Hearts fans are not enthused about the results not even a 5 – 0 victory over lower league side, Royal Powers FC.

Hearts lately have been battling board room wranglings, player recruitment challenges and verbal attacks on highest shareholder, Togbe Afede XIV. Hearts are also losing the fight to ‘reclaim the glory’ which they have lost since they last won the league in 2008.

Former Hearts Of Oak captain and club legend, Jacob Nettey

Coach Keni said, in an interview when the team returned from Libya that his team is not ready for the G6 but in an interesting turn of event he tipped his side to go all out and win the league when the club organised a media soiree on Wednesday.

The Japanese – American is yet to convince both fans and his employers that he is the right man to lead the and the G6 will serve as the right perform to access his credibility and readiness for the task of managing on e of Ghana’s best clubs.

 

In an exclusive interview with former Hearts of Oak defender and captain of the famous millennium (year 2000) team that conquered Africa under the tutelage of former coach the late ‘Sir’ Jones Attuquayefio, Jacob Nettey, said ”he is not pleased with how a club with the image and calibre of Hearts can be managed in such a bad manner.”

 

Nettey dropped the bombshell when he gave his verdict on how the team will perform at the First Trust G6  stating, “Hearts of Oak are only going to the GHALCA G6 tourney to disgrace themselves. They have lost focus and have no idea what they are doing”.

 

Hearts Will Disgrace Itself At First Trust G6 Tourney - Former Captain