GHALCA Executives To Be Sworn Into Office

The new Executive members of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), will be sworn into office  on Thursday, 28 April.

GHALCA, the mother body of all league clubs in Ghana, went to the polls last week to elect new executives, and winners of the various positions will take over office tomorrow.

Apart from the Chairmanship seat which was contested by four candidates, Kudjoe Fianoo, Kofi Poku, Nana Oduro Sarfo and Isaac Wilberforce Koomson, the rest of the positions were contested unopposed.

Kudjoe Fianoo won the race to succeed Alhaji Raji, and he will lead the incoming administration for the next four years.

GHALCA executives for the next four years.

Kudjoe Fianoo — Chairman

Alex Akumey — Vice Chairman

George Amoako — Treasurer

George Offosuhene Peprah — Premier League Rep

John Ansah — Premier League Rep

Otuo-Acheampong — Division One Rep

Samuel Aboabre — Division Two Rep

GHALCA Executives To Be Sworn Into Office

"We Will "Kill" You When You Come To Dormaa"-Aduana Stars Fans Warn Alhaji Raji

Angry fans of Dormaa based Aduana Stars, have warned GHALCA boss, Alhaji Raji not to ever step a foot at any of their home games, else he will have the shock of his life.

This was after the GHALCA boss’ voice was captured in a recording stating that Aduana Stars was a ‘village team’ and that he doesn’t want them to win the G-6 Invitational Tournament which was held at the Sekondi Essipong stadium from the 7th-10th January 2016.

Asante Kotoko won the tournament, beating Aduana Stars by a lone goal. Centre referee for the final match, Issaka Afful gave some dubious decisions s against Aduana during the game, an action that did not go down well with the Aduana fans who called for the head of the GHALCA boss after the game.

Most of them trooped to the entrance of the referee’s changing room in anger after the game to voice out their displeasure. But in the midst of their anger against the whom they mentioned was officiated the game under the instructions of the GHALCA boss who earlier, was quoted as saying that he will prefer Kotoko to in the tournament ahead of ‘village team’ Aduana Stars.

“We want to make a point before we leave here that both the GHALCA boss, Alhaji Raji and the referee should not step a foot in Dormaa for any of our games otherwise what will happen to them should not be blamed on us”, the Aduana Stars supporters chanted.

One seemingly angry fan went to the extreme with his threat saying that they will kill the two any time they are sighted at Dorma.

“They say we are villagers so we don’t deserve to win any trophy. We hear. They should also not setup a foot in Dormaa, otherwise, we will kill them like the villagers that we are”.

"We Will "Kill" You When You Come To Dormaa"-Aduana Stars Fans Warn Alhaji Raji

Revelation?: GHALCA "Chose Kotoko As Winners Of GHALCA G6" Before The Final Game - Aduana PRO

GHALCA Robbed Aduana Stars

Aduana Stars Public Relation Officer (PRO), Appiah Kubi, has accused the Chairman of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) Alhaji Raji and the governing body as well for ‘declaring’ Kotoko winners long before

kicking a ball.

 

Kumasi Asante Kotoko defeated the 2010 Ghana premier league champions. Aduana Stars thanks to a 50th minute strike from Halipha Sanogo. The highlight of the final has been the allegation levelled against Alhaji Raji who

according to Appiah Kubi wanted a hearts of oak and Kumasi Asanate Kotoko final but the former exited after losing its final game against Medeama SC.

 

The Public Relation Officer of the Dormaa-based club believes the unfortunate comment from the chairman of GHALCA only provides evidence that the league body wanted the Porcupine warriors to win the trophy.

“He Alhaji Raji said a village in the Brong Ahafo does not deserve to keep the GHALCA G6 trophy and he even came to apologise today at the pre-match conference,” Aduana PRO Appiah Kubi claimed.

 

 

“It is a disgrace for the chairman to make such serious comments and we believe his comments influenced the referee into cheating us in such a disgraceful manner,” he added.

Revelation?: GHALCA "Chose Kotoko As Winners Of GHALCA G6" Before The Final Game - Aduana PRO

Blank: Ashgold Draw Goalless Against Chelsea In Opening G6 Tournament

Ashgold Held By Chelsea In GHALCA G6 Opening Match

Ghana premier league champions, Ashgold were held to a goalless draw by a brave Berekum Chelsea at the Essipong sports stadium in opening match of the inaugural GHALCA First Trust G6 tournament.

 

The first half of the game saw both sides produce plenty of goal scoring opportunities in the game but neither attackers showed much sharpness in front of goal justifying the rusty nature the players are in due to lack of competitive games.

Ashgold defender keeps Chelsea attacker under check

Sadick Adams, who joined Berekum Chelsea, after unsuccessful spells abroad  delivered his trademark powerful shot at goal but Ashgold goalie,  Robert Dabuo was equal to the test to save the Miners from going a goal down before the half time break.

 

Ashgold started the second half well with total command on the game by dictating the pace of the game and created clear goal scoring chances to win them the match.

Ashgold start an attack from midfield

The best chance of the evening fell the way of Emmanuel Osei, after a defense splitting pass came from Ato Bissah, but the substitute shot wide by missing the goal post by inches to give Chelsea a big sigh of relieve in the 85th minute.

Sadick Adams (middle) looks dejected after a couple of his shots at goal was saved by Ashgold goalie Dabou

Berekum Chelsea, following the inability of Osei to snatch the late winner for Ashgold took control of the game and almost secured all the three points through a powerful header from Collins Ameyaw to call.

 

Dabuo was called to duty once again in the 91st minute to produce a spectacular save from a powerful header from Berekum Chelsea’s Collins Amenyaw after Osei wasted a glorious opportunity to earn the Obuasi side all three points.

 

 

Blank: Ashgold Draw Goalless Against Chelsea In Opening G6 Tournament