Stephen Adams Assures Aduana Stars Fans

Goalkeeper Stephen Adams has assured fans of Aduana Stars that the players are committed to the cause of the club and will do well to bring consistent results to the Ghana Premier League (GPL) side.

Aduana Stars are unbeaten in their last three GPL games which is a marked improvement after losing their opening three matches.

“The fans should keep supporting us because all is not lost,” he said, adding that they will keep working hard in training to improve on their current situation.

Last Sunday, the accounted for Asante Kotoko 1-0 at their Dormaa base to move to 10^th on the table with seven points after six games.

“We lost our first three matches but under our new coach (Aristica Cioaba), we are unbeaten in three and the potential to do even better is there,” he added.

He urged the fans to keep supporting them as they are poised to take their performance to new heights as the season wore on.

Aduana Stars will hope to keep their three game unbeaten run in the GPL going when they take on Chelsea at the Golden City Park on Sunday in a Brong Ahafo derby.

Stephen Adams Assures Aduana Stars Fans

Saddick Adams Cools Down Kofi Owusu"s Absence Ahead Of The Season

Berekum Chelsea attacker Saddick Adams has cooled down talks of filling in for Kofi Owusu in the upcoming season.

The Ghana Youth international joined the Blues in the off season but has ruled out filling for the Club’s top scorer who has since left for Egypt.

Adams, revealed that Berekum Chelsea planned for life without Owusu and that his absence in the team did not come to them as a surprise.

The former U-17 sensational attacker said his return to the domestic season was not to fill in for any star player but to enjoy his football once again.

The former Ashgold teen sensation is relishing the prospect of competing once again in the Ghanaian topflight when they take on Techiman City in the opening fixture of the 2016 domestic football calendar.

“I am not in Chesea to fill in for anyone let alone his absence in the team. Owusu’s style of play is different from mine and he was not even part of our preparation for the coming season.” Adams told sports crusader exclusively.

“Kofi Owusu was not in the camp of Chelsea during our preparations for the upcoming season. Those players who have left Berekum Chelsea are gone and gone forever until they decide to come back to the club.

We are seriously looking forward to our first match of the season against Techiman City FC”, the attacker concluded.

Kofi Owusu registered 19 goals for Solomon Odwo’s men to land the 2014/15 FCPPL Golden Boot and a ticket on the exodus bus to Egypt.

Saddick Adams Cools Down Kofi Owusu"s Absence Ahead Of The Season

Saddick Adams Calls for team work ahead of season openers

Berekum Chelsea striker Saddick Adams has called on his colleagues to ruled out the search for individual glory ahead of the season, saying the club must perform collectively in 2016 season.

The Ghana Youth international revealed his readiness to sacrifice individual accolades for team glory if they are to storm the domestic league as competitive side.

The former Ashgold forward returned to the local scene after almost a decade of his nomadic career.

The Berekum Chelsea attacker redirected the traffic away from himself despite impressive cameos in the pre-season GHALCA G6 tournament.

The former Ashgold forward warned followers and players alike not to expect individualism from his camp when the media engulfed 2016 top flight season finally kicks off.

The forward however accepted the responsibility of shouldering his side’s attacking threat as he makes a return to the domestic football.

He told sports crusader, “I am just a player in the team and not an individual player. It is not Saddick Adam football club but Berekum Chelsea football club. It is not about me but the club’s performance collectively”.

The former Athletico Madrid attacker further added, “When the team wins, every player counts. People can go ahead and judge me but I am here to show my worth and prove people wrong. It is my job as a player but I still insist on the team performance first”.

Saddick Adams Calls for team work ahead of season openers

Wa All stars captain itching for new season.

Captain of Wa All Stars, Hafiz Adams is anxiously waiting for the 2016 season top flight season with his eyes firmly set on a top four slot.

The ambidextrous full back is buzzing with confidence and has predicted a top four slot for his side ahead of the much awaited domestic football calendar.

Adams tasked his colleagues to build on their record breaking 2014/16 season as consolation to the unlimited support from the club’s fun base at home.

The hard tackling wing back openly admitted his preparedness for the new season after coming out unscathed in the hectic off season preparation.

The former Wa Anokye Stars winger starred prominently for Jimmy Corbblahs youthful side in the first half of the 2014/15 FCPPL before losing his slot to Francis Nicholas Mensah due to injury set back.

He has however promised to storm the top flight in the coming season with top four slot top of the agenda.

“Last season was very competitive for all the clubs in the league but I think we played much better than the previous season.

“We matched every single club boot for boot and if we can repeat that on regular basis, our top four chances will be boosted when the 2016 season kicks off.” The 22 year old told sports crusader.

On his personal preparation after a long preseason programme, the club captain expressed his readiness to hijack nationwide headlines when the season kick off.

Wa All stars captain itching for new season.

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