Former Ebusua Dwarfs coach – Joseph E. Sarpong says he has come to terms with the management of his former club’s decision to part ways with him.
The outspoken coach guided Dwarfs from Division One soccer to the Premier Division last year, but life in the top-tier league has not been favorable to the Crabs – 2 wins, 3 ties, 6 defeats for a meager total of 9 points from eleven games and the bottommost spot on the PL ladder – forced the team’s brass to relieve him of his job.
Reacting to the decision to let him go, he told the Daily Graphic that he bore the team and management no ill will or grudge.
“I bear nobody any grudge. They gave me an opportunity and I enjoyed a good working relationship with them,” he revealed.
According to Coach Sarpong, despite the short notice he deemed it as an opportunity to move on to seek fresh challenges elsewhere.
“The coaching job is like that. I thank the management, board and supporters of Dwarfs for their support during the period I worked with them.”
Coach Sarpong will continue to draw his salary for the next three months and any bonuses owed him by the club.
Dwarfs’ management on their part wished the veteran Coach success in his next endeavors.
Credit: Graphic sports
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