Kotoko Were Ordinary - Nartey

Prosper Nartey claim Ebusua Dwarfs made Kotoko look ordinary annihilating the Porcupine Warriors 4-1.

The Cape Coast-based Club handed the former Premier League champions their heaviest defeat of late, and Prosper Nartey could not hide his excitement after the victory.

“We had the thoughtfulness, commitment and believed that we can beat Kotoko because what they did was those days and not now.”

“Kotoko are tactically discipline but we were able to map up a game plan against them and that was why we were able to reduce them just to an ordinary side.”

“We didn’t have that ability to read and analyze game and how to take your opponent on but I think Kotoko is a good side but tactically we were able to do what was expected from us and that was why you saw Kotoko to be just an ordinary side.”

Dwarfs next game is an away tie against Ashantigold.

Kotoko Were Ordinary - Nartey

Dwarfs Coach Confident Of Survival

Newly  appointed Head of struggling Ebusua Dwarfs, Prosper Nartey is confident about his side’s chances of survival despite despite their faltering start to the 2015/2016 Ghana Premier League campaign.

The Cape Coast based side came from behind to beat Aduana Stars 2-1 at the Robert Mensah Sports Stadium on Wednesday with goals coming from Bright Luqman and Nicholas Gyan.

And speaking to the press after the game, Prosper Nartey,  who was brought in to replace veteran trainer Yaw Sarpong, praised his side’s impressive showing.

“If we are able to keep such performances, then we are likely to move from the bottom of the table and stay in the league”, Nartey noted.

Dwarfs are currently lying 15th on the 16-club League log with 13 point after 14 games.

The final game of the Round will be against Liberty Professionals at the Dansoman Carle Reindoff Park on Sunday

Dwarfs Coach Confident  Of Survival

GPL Report: Dwarfs End Aduana Six Games Unbeaten Run

Ebusua Dwarfs exorcised the ghost which has haunted them for the past five week to secure their first win under Prosper Nartey.

The Abontoa Abontoa boys returned to winning ways, as they handed Aduana Stars a 2-1 defeat at the Cape Coast Robert Mensah Sports Stadium on match day 14 of the Ghana Premier League (GPL).

Aduana Stars prior to this game had won 5 of their last 6 games, while Dwarfs were still searching for a win in 5 games since their last win over Techiman Citast month.

The Dormaa lads shot into the lead during the 2 minutes of added time in the first half through Richard Mpong.

However, Ebusua Dwarfs staged a sensational comeback in the second half to win the game by two goals to one courtesy of Bright Lukman, the topscorer of the GN Division League last season and Nicholas Gyan goals.

The win moved them a step above the last slot on the league with only a game to end the first round.

GPL Report: Dwarfs End Aduana Six Games Unbeaten Run