Nigerian Import Nwoaha Enjoying Life In GPL

Inter Allies Nigerian import, Kingsley Nnamdi Nwoaha has admitted enjoying the challenge of playing in the Ghana Premier League.

The tall centre back joined the ‘Eleven Is To One’ before the start of the 2015/16 Ghana Premier League campaign and has been in fantastic form so far.

He had his first taste of the league when Inter Allies lost 2-1 to Liberty Professionals in Dansoman and has gone on to play two more making it three from four games.

The hardworking defender has found home at Inter Allies FC and feels the league suits his style of play, hence the best way to develop his young but bright career.

“It’s great, it’s tough and a very competitive league. I’m learning things every day. I’ve experienced all sorts of things which will help my game and I’ve only been playing here for few months,” he told the club’s website.

“Honestly, I’m enjoying my stay here with Inter Allies, the team is made of young and very talented people and it makes work a bit comfortable for everyone.”

Nigerian Import Nwoaha Enjoying Life In GPL

Give Kenichi Time - Herbert Addo

Former Accra Hearts of Oak coach Herbert Addo has called on the board of the club to give Kenichi Yatsuhashi time to build a formidable team.

The International Allies boss was sacked midway through the season last for a dismal performance, and Kenichi Yatsuhashi was named his successor in October last year.

His appointment has raised more questions than answers for the Phobians who has not won a league title since 2009.

The club has endured a torrid a pre-season so far, losing back-to-back to Al Ittihad in Tripoli and exiting the GHALCA Six invitational tournament in Sekondi without scoring a goal.

Board member Nyaho Nyaho Tamakloe has called on the replace him, but his predecessor has called on the board to keep him to build a good team.

“Is a matter of time. Maybe things might not be going well this time, but who knows? It could be better when the season starts,” Herbert Addo is quoted by Ghana Sports

“I think he needs more time and I believe things will change. You can see he is getting to know the team better now and things are going well as I believe he can take the team far when the season starts.” He said.

Give Kenichi Time - Herbert Addo

Hearts Is Improving Everyday - Kenichi

Accra Hearts of Oak head coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi has said that the team is improving everyday after a one-all stalemate against International Allies on Sunday.

The Phobians have been fumbling all pre-season, winning only two  matches in as many friendly games.

The 2000 CAF Champions League winners exited a GHALCA Six invitational tournament in Sekondi Takoradi earlier this month, a tournament he was tasked to win or lose his job.

But the team was bundled out of competition without scoring a goal. His future was said to be on the line after the dismal performance in the GHALCA Six tournament.

However he survived a crisis meeting four days after the competition and when all things were said to be done, Board member of the club Nyaho Nyaho Tamakloe called for his sacking because he has seen ‘no improvement’ since he took over the head of technical team of the club about four months ago.

With the team having already endured a torrid pre-season, letting in  many goals and scoring few and winning only two games, they drew at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday against International Allies in a friendly match to outdoor new signings in the off season.

But Kenichi took to twitter to insist the team is improving under his watch.

“We will (be) better for next game. Phobia!”

He added: “We are just improving everyday; that is all we have been doing since day 1: try to improve every time we step on the pitch.”

Kenichi Yatsuhashi was appointed in October last year as a permanent successor of  Herbert Addo who was sacked midway through last season.

Hearts Is Improving Everyday - Kenichi