Hearts Target Top Bechem Marksman

Accra Hearts of Oak have identified Bechem United striker, Abednego Tetteh, as a top transfer target ahead of the 2016/2017 Ghana Premier League season, Sportscrusader.com can reveal.

 

Hearts have made the 25-year-old a priority and are ready to spend on him as they look forward to beef up their team for next season’s league.

 

Tetteh, has undoubtedly been one of the brightest prospects in the just-ended Ghana Premier League, especially after helping his team, Bechem United, win this season’s MTN FA Cup.

 

Tetteh, earlier in the season, expressed his desire to stay with Bechem United, especially after securing a spot in next season’s CAF Confederation Cup, but Hearts are planning to table a juicy offer that could lure him away from Bechem.

 

Recently, Tetteh gained his first call-up to the senior national team, the Black Stars, when they played Rwanda in the last group qualifier of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.

Hearts Target Top Bechem Marksman

Winning The GPL Title Is Our Foremost Desire - WA All Stars CEO

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Wa All Stars, Oduro Nyarko has reiterated their foremost desire of clinching a top four position in the 2015/2016 Ghana Premier League (GPL) with the top spot being their ultimate desire.

Wa ALL Stars since it promotion to the top-flight of Ghana football have never being in the top four places, but Mr Nyarko is very confident of turning things around this season.

In an interview with Sunyani based radio station, Success FM, he said: “Our main target is to be in the top four after the season and that includes the first position but I will be very disappointed if we are not able to make it into the top four”.

Wa All Stars reclaimed their second place on the domestic league log with a hard-earned 1-0 win over Tarkwa-based Medeama SC and will host Bechem United in their Match-Day 23 fixture of the GPL at Wa on Sunday.

Winning The GPL Title Is Our Foremost Desire - WA All Stars CEO

Disarray In Hearts As Preko and Nassam Near Exit

Intelligence gathered by Sportscrusader.com reveals that current assistant coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Yaw Preko and goalkeepers’ trainer Nassam Yakubu are closed to being axed from the technical team of coach Sergio Tranguil.

 

Reports indicates that hearts management are not comfortable with the duo and there are unconfirmed reports of a new Assistant coach namely Nunez,soon to be appointed by management of Hearts whilst Nassam replacement is still being searched for.

 

These clearly stipulate a vivid picture of the internal wranglings and misunderstandings among the technical team and management,as the Preko and Nassam are alleged of sabotaging Tranguil who was appointed not long ago.

 

Nassam and Preko are thought to be strong allies of sacked coach Kenechi Yastuachi and they are not aiding the current coach in his quest to win the premier league for Hearts.

 

Hearts face an uphill task against Aduana Stars at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday at 15 :00 GMT

 

More to follow

 

Disarray In Hearts As Preko and Nassam Near Exit

Photos : Hearts Arrive Ahead of Liberty Clash

Accra Hearts of Oak have arrived at the Accra Sports Stadium ahead of their clash against Liberty Professionals in their quest of securing top spot in the 2015/2016 Ghana Premier League

Photos : Hearts Arrive Ahead of Liberty Clash

Basigi Slams Referee"s After Defeat Against Hearts

Coach of Sekondi Hasaacas Yusif Basigi has slammed the match officials for their handling of their Ghana Premier League (GPL) Match-Day 12 encounter after his side painfully lost to Accra Hearts of Oak at the Accra Sports Stadium on Wednesady.

Accra Hearts were fortunate to get all three points after after Richmond Opoku of Sekondi Hasaacas scored what looked a legitimate goal but his effort was ruled out by the match officials who deemed it illegitimate and denied his side the equalizer.

The referee’s decision aroused a feeling of ridicule by Coach Basigi who demonstrated his frustration after the match towards the match officials.

He said, “Hearts scored a perfect goal whilst we where also denied a perfect one”. Referee O. B. Amankwah initially allowed the goal but assistant referee Malik Salifu denied the goal, “we did all we could to redeemed ourselves but we couldn’t”.

“I couldn’t figure out the interpretation assistant Salifu gave to our goal and I am really sad with regards to the disallowed goal,” he concluded.

Sekondi Hasaacas are now placed 13th on the league table, one point away from the relegation zone and will next face Ebusua Dwarfs in the GPL at the Sekondi Sports Stadium.

Basigi Slams Referee"s After Defeat Against Hearts

Kenichi Commends FA"s Disciplinary Committee

Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Kenichi Yatsuhashi has commended the Disciplinary Committee (DC) of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for the ban on supporters of the club from the stands.

Hearts of Oak played in an empty stadium against Sekondi Hasaacas on Wednesday in their Ghana Premier League (GPL) Match-Day 12 encounter, but, where fortunate to came away with all three points as Isaac ‘Messi’ Mensah scored the only goal of the game for the Phobia boys.

In an a post match press conference Coach Kenichi said “we have being punished, which I think is a fair punishment for what we did during our match with Wa All Stars”.

“Our focus is now on the trip to Aduana Stars which is a very difficult game and we have to go there and get a result,” he added.

Hearts of Oak faces an uphill task in their next GPL match when they come up against an in-form Aduana Stars side at Dormaa on Saturday.

Kenichi Commends FA"s Disciplinary Committee

We Were Lucky To Get All Three Points - Kenechi

Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Kenichi Yatsuhashi has expressed the luck his team had when they beat Sekondi Hasaacas 1-0 in their Ghana Premier League (GPL) Match-Day 12 encounter played in an empty Accra Sports Stadium on Wednesday.

Hearts were serving the first of a two match ban handed them by the Disciplinary Committee (DC) of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) for failing to control their fans during their home game with Wa All Stars on Match-Day nine.

Isaac ‘Messi’ Mensah scored the lone goal for the Hearts with a splendid shot that went past Micheal Abu in post for the visitors, and, they held on unto the end as they posted their seventh win of the season to maintain their leadership of the log.

In a post match interview, Coach Yatsuhashi said, “I am not happy at all, we won the game but we did not play well, when we played well against Kotoko we didn’t get the result because we had no luck, so I can’t complain”.

The Japanese-American also expressed his disappointment towards his players especially in defence where according to him, they displayed some lackadaisical defending which made the game very dangerous for his team.

Hearts of Oak faces an uphill task in their next match when they come up against an in-form Aduana Stars side at Dormaa on Saturday.

We Were Lucky To Get All Three Points - Kenechi

Breaking News: Hearts Application For Stay of Execution Dismissed

Accra Hearts of Oak’s application for a Stay of Execution of the Disciplinary Committee’s ruling dated May 5, 2016 has been dismissed pending the Appeal’s Committee’s ruling.

The Committee also dismissed the application for Stay of Execution of its decision on Mr. Kwame Opare Addo and Mr. Barima Attuahene.

Click below for the Disciplinary Committee’s rulings on all three applications for Stay of Execution:

http://www.ghanafa.org/userfiles/files/decisions.pdf

Source : GFA

Breaking News: Hearts Application For Stay of Execution Dismissed

Hearts" Richard Yamoah Out For Three-weeks

Accra Hearts of Oak midfielder, Richard Yamoah is ruled out for three weeks with an injury.

The hard working Yamoah missed the club’s training session on Wednesday at the Ajax Park, Legon in preparation towards the MTN FA Cup clash against minnows, Samartex FC on Saturday.

According to Sportscrusader.com sources, the midfielder picked up a hamstring injury at training during the teams preparation towards their Premier League game with Techiman City at the weekend.

Yamoah presented the medical report to the teams physio at training today.

Hearts" Richard Yamoah Out For Three-weeks

Wa All stars Attacker Promises Hell For Hearts of Oak.

Wa All Stars leading marksman Richard Arthur has promised to force a first defeat of  the season on Accra Hearts of Oak when they lock horns with the Phobians in a Ghana Premier League match in Accra on Sunday.

The inform forward has pledged to silence the Accra Sports Stadium when they visit the capital for the top-of-the-table clash.

The former Tarkwa United and Windy Professional attacker has extended his fine pre-season form onto the 2016 top flight league with two strikes and two assists to his name already.

The talented forward admitted to the new found form of the league leaders but promised to end their unbeaten run on the local scene.

The rampant forward racked eight goals in nine games in pre-season, and, has already set his sights on repeating the feat in the league.

“We are coming to Accra for the three points at stake on Sunday,” he said.

“I am extremely confident we will end  Hearts of Oak’s unbeaten run in the league,” he added.

“We are looking at maintaining our place on top of the log and to that we will have to beat the best around us,” he promised.

“It is going to be 11 players each and we are ready for any local rival that includes Accra Hearts Of Oak”, Arthur told sportscrusader.com exclusively.

Wa All stars heads to the capital for this clash with Accra Hearts Of Oak having both enjoyed unbeaten run and being separated by two points at the top of the league log after five matches.

The visitors edged out New Edubiase United to consolidate their second place slot on the table in their last game, whiles the Phobians resurrected from a 2-0 deficit to clip Inter Allies by 3-2 at Tema, setting the stage for an interesting encounter on Sunday.

 

 

 

Wa All stars Attacker Promises Hell For Hearts of Oak.

The "Special One" Kenichi Predicts Success

The coach of Accra of Hearts of Oak Kenichi Yatsuhashi after his triumph over New Edubiase FC is already feeling good about the future of the club going forward.

 

The Japanese-American faces a very difficult task this weekend against FA Cup and Super Cup holders Medeama FC on Sunday at the Tarkwa and Aboso Park  in their second match of the season which kicks starts at 3 : 00 pm GMT.

 

“I am 50 per cent sure that we will win our next game, and even if we don’t win we will pick a point from that match. We just need the fans to come in their numbers and support us,” the Hearts coach told graphic.

 

The Japanese-America trainer also emphasized about the long distance of travel to Tarkwa but was confident of a very good showing after the end of 90 minutes.

 

Samudeen Ibrahim is already showing glimpses of  potential play maker and a good buy  for the team and he will be looking forward to lead his team to victory  at Tarkwa and Aboso Park.

 

The "Special One" Kenichi Predicts Success