Dwarfs Rate GPL Stay Ahead Of Cup Glory

Struggling Ghana Premier League side, Ebusua Dwarfs will not accept Domestic cup glory at the expense of top flight football next season.

The Cape Coast based side have had a poor start to the 2015/2016 campaign, recording just one victory in the league with their other victory coming in the MTN FA cup.

Dwarfs are in cup action this Sunday away at regional rivals Elmina Sharks at the Dr. Nduom Sports Complex.

And ahead of the game, Public Relations Officer of Dwarfs, Paul Adjetey in an exclusive interview with SportsCrusader.com indicated that, although his side is going for the win on Sunday, their main aim for the season is Premier League survival.

According to him, winning the cup does not guarantee Premier League life line and focus on it can cause the team.

Adjetey also expressed delight that Dwarfs are progressively improving and it us just a matter of time before they start to get results.

Dwarfs would next face fellow newly Promoted side Techiman City at the Robert Mensah Stadium in Cape Coast on Match Day eight of the Ghana Premier League.

Dwarfs Rate GPL Stay Ahead Of Cup Glory

Dwarfs Players Launch Operation 9 Points

The playing body of newly promoted Ghanaian Top Flight side, Ebusua Dwarfs, has set their sight on winning their next three league games to enhance their chances of surviving in the league.

The Cape Coast based has had a rough start to life in the Ghana Premier League following their promotion from the GN Bank Division One League at the end of last season.

Dwarfs are currently bottom of the league log with 5 points, after seven rounds of matches and in their quest to bounce back from that slump; the playing body have set a target of three straight wins to start with.

In an exclusive interview with SportsCrusader.com on Thursday, Public Relations Officer of the club, Mr. Paul Adjetey revealed that Dwarfs’ players are not happy with the club’s position on the log and have set a three game target.

“Interestingly, after our match in Wa, there was an emergency meeting because of an experience we had. We had a break down and we had to stay in Bole. There was an immediate meeting between the playing body, technical team and management”, he said.

“And I can assure you that the boys are committed and they are saying Operation nine points. They are desirous and determined to collect the nine points at stake in our next three matches.

“Playing Techiman City at home, playing WAFA in Sogakope and playing Ashgold in Cape Coast. And we as management are putting everything together and we will give them the necessary support and everything that will make them achieve their target”, Paul Adjetey added.

Dwarfs Players Launch Operation 9 Points