Wa All stars captain itching for new season.

Captain of Wa All Stars, Hafiz Adams is anxiously waiting for the 2016 season top flight season with his eyes firmly set on a top four slot.

The ambidextrous full back is buzzing with confidence and has predicted a top four slot for his side ahead of the much awaited domestic football calendar.

Adams tasked his colleagues to build on their record breaking 2014/16 season as consolation to the unlimited support from the club’s fun base at home.

The hard tackling wing back openly admitted his preparedness for the new season after coming out unscathed in the hectic off season preparation.

The former Wa Anokye Stars winger starred prominently for Jimmy Corbblahs youthful side in the first half of the 2014/15 FCPPL before losing his slot to Francis Nicholas Mensah due to injury set back.

He has however promised to storm the top flight in the coming season with top four slot top of the agenda.

“Last season was very competitive for all the clubs in the league but I think we played much better than the previous season.

“We matched every single club boot for boot and if we can repeat that on regular basis, our top four chances will be boosted when the 2016 season kicks off.” The 22 year old told sports crusader.

On his personal preparation after a long preseason programme, the club captain expressed his readiness to hijack nationwide headlines when the season kick off.

Wa All stars captain itching for new season.

Isaac Amoako itching for an early return

Injured Kumasi Asante Kotoko shot stopper Isaac Amoako is eagerly anticipating a return to the pitch after a long spell on the treatment table.

The crocked goalie went under the knife to correct a recurring injury in the off season ahead of the 2016 domestic season.

Amoako joined the record domestic league champion in 2006 and has since won flurry of title including four league trophies.

The experience safest pair of hands for the Reds rued the missed opportunity at joining his colleagues on the pitch as he continues to nurse a career threatening injury.

The acrobatic shot stopper refused to set a tentative time frame for his return but hinted at joining his colleagues anytime soon.

The returning injury ravaged Amoako continued with his physio work and could build on the uncertain kick off of the 2016 season to play another staring role between the sticks for David Duncan charges.

He told sports crusader, “Every thing is going on well with my rehabilitation ahead of my come back. I am still on my physio but I believe I will soon get back to the field. I do miss my colleagues and the pitch. I cannot however tell when I will come back”.

Amoako has established himself as one of the trusted safest pair gloves on the local scene in the past decade. A nine year relationship with Kumasi Asante Kotoko has earned him numerous trophies including four successive league titles and the 2014 FA cup to boot as well.

Isaac Amoako itching for an early return