Aduana Stars midfielder, Godfred Saka has refuted claims the players are at fault for the poor start to the league season and the unfortunate resignation of then coach, Nurudeen Ahmed.
The 2010 Ghana premier league champions have lost their opening two games of the 2015/16 season and the recent defeat at home to Wa Allstars last Sunday has been viewed as a failure considering the favourite tag to annex the premier league trophy.
Godfred Saka who was stripped off the club’s captaincy for alleged indiscipline has leaped to the defence of his team mates denying they are to blame for sabotaging the ex-coach and the team as a whole.
He said, “No one has said anything and from my understanding everything is fine and we (players) can’t be blamed for the coach’s decision to resign. We were on good terms with the coach and we had no problem with him as a person or his training routine either.”
“The season has started poorly and not the way we meant it to be but it is just two games into the season and we will put all behind us and work hard as a team and hope for luck to succeed this season,” he added.
Aduana Stars next premier league is away to newly promoted side, Techiman City.
Aduana Stars Players Deny Sabotage Claims
