Samudeen Returns To Hearts Training

Accra Hearts of Oak midfielder, Samudeen Ibrahim has confirmed his return to first team training on Wednesday.

 

The young midfielder has been out with a knee injury sustained in Hearts first game of the season and his debut game against New Edubiase at the Accra sports stadium.

The nimble-footed midfielder has taken to his official Facebook wall to confirm his return to first team action after being out for three weeks.

“I will join the team to train tomorrow 9am at the Legon Ajax Park. Thank you all for the well wishes. I am back to full fitness.”

 

Samudeen signed for Hearts from division one club, King Solomon where he was crowned the best player of the 2014/15 GN Bank and has proven in just one competitive appearance the hype surrounding his move was no fluke.

Samudeen Returns To Hearts Training

Allies Striker Takes Positive From League Defeat

Inter Allies striker, Frederick Boateng picks positives out of their last game against Liberty Professionals and looks forward to a better performance against Dreams FC in the next game.

 

The “Eleven Is To One” were defeated 2-1 by Liberty on Sunday in Dansoman, the striker came off the bench and in the 58th minute when Inter Allies were 2-0 down, scored the consolation.

Despite losing 2-1, Boateng felt the “Eleven Is To One” could have at least grabbed a point after getting the consolation and insisted the defeat was harsh. Inter Allies mounted series of pressure to get the leveler after Boateng’s goal but all opportunities for a further goal went futile.

 

“We still had belief that we could come back, at least to get a draw. I think it showed in our play especially in the second half. Everybody stepped it up much more after the first half,” he told the club’s website.

 

“I think we deserved not to lose this game but sometimes it happens, we know we have to keep our heads up and keep working and we will. We know what we are capable of and we will stay positive. Surely, we will come good in our next game.”

 

Inter Allies will welcome Dreams FC to the Tema Sports Stadium for week three clash in the next game.

 

photo credit: Senyuiedzorm Adadevoh

Allies Striker Takes Positive From League Defeat

Dwarfs Coach Contemplates On Quitting

Head coach of Ebusua Dwarfs J.E. Sarpong has hinted that he will quit his job if his side fails to win against Hearts of Oak on Sunday.

 

Dwarfs have not won a single match in the two-week-old 2015/16 Ghana Premier League. The ‘abonbontoa’ boys surprisingly lost their first game at home by a lone goal against Dreams FC and lost by the same margin to New Edubiase at the Len Clay stadium last Friday.

According to the outspoken coach, he suspects a sabotage from certain quarters of the team, adding that he will not stay on to suffer that kind of humiliation.

 

I won’t even sit down for the team to humiliate me like this. How can a team that played so well and had the best striker and goal king, start to play like this? Two matches and nothing to show for it”, coach J.E. Sarpong mentioned.

 

“It’s either the players don’t want to play for me any longer or someone in the team is trying to sabotage my efforts as head coach of Dwarfs. I will not mince words and I know many people are listening, I will go home think about this defeat and see what step to take next”.

 

“But if the team doesn’t win in our next match, I will do the honorable thing and leave the Club. Everybody knows my pedigree, so why will I sit for this team to disgrace me”.

 

“The same thing happened in Chelsea and Mourinho was sacked because you could see that the players did not want to play for him.”

Dwarfs Coach Contemplates On Quitting