GN Bank DOL: Vision FC Striker Won"t Celebrate Goal Against Roberto

In-Form Vision FC Striker, Nicholas Amekpewu has revealed that he will not celebrate, should he score against his former side Roberto FC.

Vision will play host to Roberto at the Kweiman Park on match day 19 of the GN Bank Division One League this Saturday- a fixture that will reunite the front man with his former employers.

And speaking in an interview in the build up to the encounter, Amekpewu who joined Vision at the end of the first round said his aims to get a goal for his side.

“I will be playing against my former club, former players and former coach. It’s not going to be easy for me but I have to prove to them that I am improving. I will be happy to get a goal or two against them but I won’t celebrate if I score. I wish us all good luck in the game.” He said.

Amekpewu scored his first goal for his new club Vision FC on his debut against Tema Youth- a goal which handed the Division One debutants the 3 maximum points.

GN Bank DOL: Vision FC Striker Won"t Celebrate Goal Against Roberto

GN Bank DOL: Amekpewu Scores On Vision FC Debut

Striker Nicholas Amekpewu scored on his debut for his new club Vision FC in week 14 of the division one league match against King Solomon.

Amekpewu, who moved from fellow newly promoted Roberto FC had sat out of Vision’s 1-0 home win over Tema Youth on match day 13 following his transfer two weeks ago.

However, he was handed a debut against King Solomon in Old Tafo where he scored the only goal to hand Vision FC all three points.

Speaking to reporters after the game, Amekpewu who started his career in Sokpoe expressed his delight to have gotten off the mark insisting that his best is yet to come.

“I’m so happy to have gotten a goal for my new club on my debut. My joy is beyond what you think, because as a new signing, you need to impress and prove that you’re worth your value. Scoring and also getting the 3 points is a great thing to achieve. I did same for my former club when we played away to Danbort Fc at Nungua. I know my best is yet to come, because I have equally good players here”, he said.

Vision FC will play their week 15 game against Nania Fc at Kweiman on Sunday June 12, 2016 where Nicholas Amekpewu is expected to once again be handed his home debut.

GN Bank DOL: Amekpewu Scores On Vision FC Debut

GN Bank DOL: Vision FC Opens Trials Today

GN Bank Division One League side Vision FC is embarking on a ‘Justify Your Inclusion’ to recruit players ahead of the second round of the campaign.

The 5-day exercise, which is scheduled for Monday March 25 to Friday March 29 is aimed at given young players the chance to showcase their talent and readiness to start a professional career.

The exercise will start at exactly 8:00AM each day at the Madina Estate School Park in Accra.

Vision FC have been noted for producing young talents and transferring them Abroad.

The Kweiman based side qualified to the GN Bank Division One League after just a season in Ghana’s third tier league

GN Bank DOL: Vision FC Opens Trials Today

Our Focus Is To Stay In the DOL- Vision FC

Despite recording two wins in their opening matches of the GN Bank Division One League, the President of newly promoted Vision FC, Mr. Michael Osekre has revealed that the primary objective of his club is not to qualify for the Ghana Premier League next season.

 

According to him, the club’s short-term objective is to churn out good talents for the European market as well as for Ghana’s junior national teams.

 

Speaking to SportsCrusader.com in an exclusive interview, the young football administrator stated that their mission in the 2015/2016 GN Bank Division One league is to survive this season.

 

“I have been saying time and time again that we are in the Division One not to qualify this year. We are preparing ourselves to for the next three years”, Mr Osakre said, adding that, “our focus is to stay in the league and that’s what we are doing. We are trying to amass every point that we can in the first round”

 

Vision FC did not lose a single game in the third tier of Ghana football on their way to qualifying for the GN Bank Division One league.

 

They won their first two games of the Division One campaign against PureJoy and Danbort and will next travel to Dunkwa to play Dunkwa United on Match Week 3.

Our Focus Is To Stay In the DOL- Vision FC

Vision FC Target Eight Consecutive League Wins

Newly promoted Division One League side, Vision Football Club has set a target of winning their first eight matches of the season.

The Madina-based club qualified to the Division One League after sterling performance in the second tier, and has been tipped by football connoisseurs to emulate Dreams Football Club who qualified to the premier league in their debut season.

They have played high profile friendly matches as part of their preparations for the season, including one against high flying Kumasi Asante Kotoko at the Tema sports stadium and lost by only a goal.

And the club’s administrative manager, Kwaku Obiri has revealed that the target of the team is to win their first eight matches.

“Our target for the season is to win our first eight games and then, we take it from there,” he told sportscrusader.com in an interview.

“The players are very young and setting the target of qualifying to the premier league will be farfetched, but like I said earlier, our target is to win our first match and we will take it from there.” He said.

Vision FC will open the Division one league campaign against Roberto Pure Joy when the season begins on February 20.

Vision FC Target Eight Consecutive League Wins

Kotoko Friendly Is Meant To Give Us Exposure

Ghana premier league side Asante Kotoko will storm the Tema Sports Stadium on Saturday to play a pre-season friendly game with second-tier side Vision FC.

The game form part of the two teams preparations ahead of their respective campaign as the domestic season is set to commence on 20 February, 2016.

Vision Fc believes Kotoko is one of the biggest clubs in the country apart from Hearts of Oak, and the purpose for the friendly is to test their readiness for the upcoming Division One League.

“A club like Asante Kotoko is one of the biggest clubs in the country apart from Hearts of Oak, so we decided to play them to give our team the opportunity to test their readiness for other big clubs like Heart of Lions and Great Olympics when we meet in the Division One League in the coming season,” Director of the club, Obiri Kweku told sportscrusader.com.

“Our boys are very young and they need exposure through teams like Kotoko so that when we start the Division One League we can perform against the big teams.” He added.

The game tomorrow will be Kotoko’s 13th preparatory game of the off-season. They’ve won 11 of those matches.

Kotoko Friendly Is Meant To Give Us Exposure