WAFA Blames Pitches For Poor Away Form

Operations Director of West Africa Football Academy (WAFA), George Ofosu Nyarko, has blamed bad pitches at most league centers as being the reason for their poor away performance.

WAFA have only been able to accumulate 2 points from a possible 21 in their last seven Ghana Premier League (GPL) matches, marking them “poor” away from home.

In a post-match interview after their victory over Hearts, Ofosu Nyarko said; “we don’t get good away results because of the nature of pitches.

“If you have realised, we seem to get favorable results at league centers which have good pitches. We are at our best when we are able to possess the ball, but unfortunately, it’s not so when we travel away.”

WAFA occupies the seventh position on the 2015/16 GPL league table and their poor away performances will be tested this weekend as they travel to face struggling New Edubiase in week 24 of the GPL.

WAFA Blames Pitches For Poor Away Form

My Faith In My Squad Is Absolute - Traguil

Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak, Sergio Traguil, has reaffirmed his belief in his current squad – in their ability to deliver on their mandate of winning the Ghana Premier League(GPL) title – despite their shocking stumble against West Africa Football Academy (WAFA) in week 23 of the GPL.

Hearts were stunned by the Academy Boys – courtesy an emphatic 3-0 scoreline – as they relinquished their hold on the top spot to Wa All Stars who beat Bechem United by 2-0.

In a post-match interview after their defeat, Coach Traguil said: “I still believe in my players, we will continue to work relentlessly to achieve our objective, this loss will not deter as from reaching our  foremost objective of winning the league, I am not thinking of home or away records but I am focused on delivering my mandate.

“It wasn’t a good day for us, too many mistakes by my players and, you can’t do these mistakes if you are vying for the title. But we will work on our mistakes and bounce back strong.”

Hearts will welcome Techiman City in week 24 of the GPL as they look forward to getting back to winning ways in their quest to reclaim top spot.

My Faith In My Squad Is Absolute - Traguil

We Vowed To End Hearts" Away Unbeaten Run - WAFA Official

Operations Director of West Africa Football Academy (WAFA), George Ofosu Nyarko, has expressed his joy over his team’s impressive win over Hearts of Oak as they beat them by  3 -0 to end their away unbeaten in the week 23 showdown of the Ghana Premier League (GPL).

The Academy Boys exhibited their ‘razzle dazzling’ brand of soccer which dazed the Phobia boys, making them look very poor and unequal to the challenge thrown at them.Simply put WAFA played terrific and flawless football on the day.

In a post-match interview after their victory over Hearts, Ofosu Nyarko said: “before the game, I told numerous broadcasting outlets that we were going to end Hearts of Oak’s impressive run, we made it a priority to take all three points and I’m happy we did.

“People criticized us for our poor outing in Accra against Hearts, but today, we proved our worth.”

WAFA occupies the seventh position on the 2015/16 GPL league table and have one of the best defenses in the league, having conceded 16 goals so far with seven matches to end the league

We Vowed To End Hearts" Away Unbeaten Run - WAFA Official

Audio : Kenichi"s Comments On GPL Title Pursuit

Coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Kenechi Yatsuhashi has lamented about his target for the 2015/2016 Ghana Premier league season despite finishing the first half of the season in 4th place.

Below is an audio of what he said

Kenechi was subject to a possible dismissal after the first round of matches in GPL but has been firm in sustaining his position as the head coach of team

 

Audio : Kenichi"s Comments On GPL Title Pursuit

I Didn"t Deliberately Waste Time - WAFA Goalkeeper

The Goal Keeper of West African Football Academy (WAFA), Abalora Razak has indicated the pain he felt during their 1-1 drawn game against Accra Hearts of Oak, which made him occasionally halt play.

 

The Goalkeeper came under intense critique when fans chanted negative words towards him as they felt he was deliberately wasting after Hearts has equalized through Cosmos Dauda who sumptuously finished after a wonderful pass from Mustapha Essuman.

 

In a post match interview the Goalkeeper said “i had a little groin injury ,which made it fall occasionally,it wasn’t deliberately as you might think, am a professional and wouldn’t do anytime to hamper the beauty of the game”.

 

The time wasting antics of Abalora saw him booked as well as Samuel Tetteh who was sent off for a second bookable offense as he fought the medical team that had been called to carry off Kennedy Boateng who was down injured.

 

Reports indicated that the match will be critically reviewed by the match review committee with further sanctions being given to guilty parties

 

I Didn"t Deliberately Waste Time - WAFA Goalkeeper

I"m Not Under Pressure - Kenichi

The coach of Accra Hearts of Oak Kenichi Yatsuhashi claims he is not under pressure following the 1-1 drawn game with West African Football Academy (WAFA) in the midweek action in the Ghana Premier League (GPL).

Reports indicates the Japanese coach might be on his way out after showing glimpse of gross insubordination to the management of the club having walked out on the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Sowah Odoru teye on several occasions

The coach has come under enormous pressure following the dip in form in the GPL side, having being knock out from the MTN FA Cup coach needed result against WAFA to have a firm grasp of his position as the head Coach

In a post match interview, the Coach Kenichi said  “i don’t feel pressured,the occurrence at the club now has helped that focus on the pitch, there is coordination between the players and the technical which is paramount to the success of the club”.

Hearts of Oak are still second with 15 points and will face Ashanti Gold in their next fixture with the titanic clash against Kumasi Asante Kotoko scheduled for May 2, 2016

I"m Not Under Pressure - Kenichi