GHALCA Veep envisages competitive league after G6 Tourney

Vice Pesident of the Ghana league clubs Association (GHALCA), Isaac Koomson has predicted a very competitive 2016 season in the topflight if the clubs can sustain their impressive form in the off season tournaments.

The GHALCA Veep has tasked the premier league clubs to sustain their off season momentum ahead of next month’s kick off, if the excitement shown in the First Trust G6 is to be capitalised on.

Koomson also pleaded with club owners and cooperate Ghana to improve on the sporting infrastructures across the country in the interest of the league.

Koomson highlighted the swashbuckling form of the selected sides in the inaugural edition of the GHALCA invitational tourney as a landmark for the main league itself.

He said the performance from the clubs in the four day tournament is a testament of the highly anticipated competitive 2016 domestic football calendar.

He told sports crusader, “The expectations are high ahead of the season openers. All the clubs have done a very good recruitment exercise and are poised to perform in the coming season. It will be a very competitive and an exciting season and all should have access to watch it”.

Mr. Koomson added, “Technically, the teams benefited a lot from the First Trust G6 tournament. The coaches saw the strengths of their sides and they will be given the chance of correcting it before the season kicks off”.

Kumasi Asante Kotoko, Aduana Stars announced their intentions ahead of the season with impeccable display of total football in the G6 showdown.

GHALCA Veep envisages competitive league after G6 Tourney

Berekum Chelsea not bent on winning GHALCA Tourney - Saddick Adams

Berekum Chelsea attacker Saddick Adams has expressed his side’s readiness to use the First Trust G6 tournament as a preparatory ground for the coming season.

The former Ashgold forward believes the tight nature of the tournament and the availability of playing time for the entire playing squad will provide a platform to fine tune their preparation ahead of the 2016 season.

Saddick Adams returned to the country after a decade of European experience under his belt.

The former Athletico Madrid forward cited the frequency of the matches and the fact that it will provide that much needed competitive test as the reason his colleagues should capitalise on it.

The Berekum Chelsea new recruit however did not rule out an eye for the ultimate trophy but prefers to fine tune their playing pattern before the season kicks off.

“Berekum Chelsea is a new club to me and we are just working hard to build a team for the coming season. The GHALCA tourney is just among six of the best clubs in Ghana and it is going to be played in just three days. For me it is going to be a big pre-season for us to build a team.” Saddick told sports crusader.

He added, “it is going to be played in three days and that means there will be a match for every club on every single day. If we win the trophy it will boost our confidence and provide a good starting point for the season”.

Saddick Adams rose to fame after his impressive performance at the Peru 2005 Starlets team to earn a dream move to the Vicente Calderon in Spain with Athletico De Madrid.

Berekum Chelsea not bent on winning GHALCA Tourney - Saddick Adams