Liberty Professionals’ Season Well On Course - George Lamptey

Liberty Professionals coach, George Lamptey says their season is on course as they seek to fulfill their ambition of finishing in the top four at the end of this season.

The ‘Scientific Soccer’ lads are fourth on the Ghana Premier League (GPL) log with 10 points from the six games they have played, and, are looking good on their promise.

Last Sunday, they thumped defending champions, AshantiGold SC 5-1 at their Dansoman base to record their third home win of the campaign.

And this Coach Lamptey believes is a good sign of the efforts they have put into the team as they brace up for the reminder of the campaign.

“The win over AshantiGold was a good one for us as we prepared very well for this one knowing the caliber of opposition we were going to face ahead of the game,” Coach Lamptey said.

The former Ghana international adds that they should not be taken for a ride in this season’s competition as they have what it takes to go all the way and win it.

“We prepared very well for this competition and I believe our efforts will yield positive results as the season wore on,” Coach Lamptey said.

He takes his side to Kumasi to confront embattled Asante Kotoko at the Baba Yara Stadium in their next GPL game, and, is confident of producing a good result.

“The next game is equally important for us, and, we are not treating it lightly, we will prepare adequately well for it knowing we can get a good result with our efforts,’ he concluded.

Liberty Professionals’ Season Well On Course - George Lamptey

George Owu Not Rulling Out Black Stars Return

Ace Hasaacas goal keeper George Owu has said he will not rule out a return to the national team after long period of absence from the Black Stars, since he was still in the game.

The former Kumasi Asante Kotoko custodian revealed a second shot with the national set up before hanging his gloves.

Owu starred prominently for Kumasi Asante Kotoko before heading to Western Region for a last shot at the domestic league with Sekondi Hasaacas.

The acrobatic custodian openly admitted to falling in love with the Black Stars and wants to bid good bye to the game with a final shot at the national team.

“I want to get another chance with the national team. I cannot rule out a return to the Black Stars as I will like to end my career with another call up. I still want to feature for the national team before ending my career. Hopefully I get one”. Owu told sports crusader.

Owu stormed the domestic scene with his impressive form for Kumasi Asante Kotoko before heading to Hasaacas at the twilight of his career.

George Owu Not Rulling Out Black Stars Return

NSA must be held responsible for power outage - George Amoako

George Amoako, Director of Finance of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) has said, the National Sports Authority (NSA) should be held responsible for the outage that led to over an hour power outage during the G6 game between Accra Hearts of Oak and Aduana Stars at the Essipong Stadium last Thursday.

Speaking in an interview, he said GHALCA hired and paid for the use of the stadium and it was the responsibility of the NSA to ensure that, everything was in good condition for the competition.

“We paid for every facility at the stadium and it was their responsibility to to it that, the generator was in good condition as well as other facilities.

“They must be held responsible for what happened last night. They are owners of the stadium and we just hired it.” He stated.

He noted that, the organizers are putting in place the needed measures to avoid that incident again as the competition enters the second day.

The match between Hearts and Aduana was temporally halted after the lights at the stadium went off.

It was later restored but the rest of the match was played in an empty stadium as the ended on a barren note.

NSA must be held responsible for power outage - George Amoako