Showing posts with label Godwin Attram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Godwin Attram. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 April 2016

C.K Akunnor Happy For Godwin Attram

Dreams FC head coach, C.K. Akonnor is excited to see Godwin Attram at the dug out of second tier side, Accra Great Olympics.


Attram was named the successor of Yaw Acheampong, after the expiration of his contract last week.


And Akonnor, who has led Dreams FC, into a blistering start in the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League (GPL), is happy to see most of his teammates taking to coaching.


“I am happy for him. It is always good to see your colleagues in the industry as yourself. We need to encourage more ex-players to get into the business,” Akunnor said.


“It is always good to have active participants of the game turning into managers and I am happy at that.


“The best person for a job is someone who has done the job before and knows the ins and outs of the job.”


“It’s encouraging and I believe the FA will encourage more ex-players to get into coaching to help develop the game.”


C.K. Akonnor’s team mates like Malam Yaya, Yaw Preko, Gargo Mohammed and many others are currently coaches in Ghana.









C.K Akunnor Happy For Godwin Attram

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

Recall Essien Into Black Stars - Attram

Former Black Stars Striker Calls For Essien Return


 


Former Ghana international, Godwin Attram feels Michael Essien should be recalled into the Black Stars after recovering from injury and is now playing regularly for Panathinaikos.


 


The 32-year-old midfieler has managed to play successive games for the Greek giants after putting his injury woes behind him. Essien was unable to play for Panathinaikos when he first arrived as a big name signing in the summer due to successive injuries that robbed the Ghana international making his debut for the Greek club until only last month.


Godwin Attram in action for Olympics in the 2014/25 season

Godwin Attram in action for Olympics in the 2014/25 season


 


“Football is all about strength and mental toughness,” Attram said.


Attram, who captained Accra Great Olympics to relegation in the 2014/15 FCPPL season added, “So if he has regained his fitness and is performing well at his club, I don’t think it is a problem. “We need these old players to guide the youngsters with their experience so I see no reason why the doors to the national team be closed to him.”


 


Michael Essien was however tagged as one of the ‘rebels’ that played a leading role in wrecking Ghana’s campaign at the 2014 World Cup over a bonus row.




Recall Essien Into Black Stars - Attram