Herbert Addo Takes Break From Football

The Head Coach of Inter Allies FC Herbert Addo takes temporary break from active football.

Both the Club and Herbert Addo have mutually agreed to part ways due to the above reason.

The entire Inter Allies FC family appreciate his hard work and dedication exhibited to the Club during his tenure as head coach.

Herbert Addo was very remarkable in his first stint with the Club in the 2013/14 season when the Club gained promotion to the country’s top-flight football.

He took the Club from relegation zone after the team had a poor start to the 2013/14 league season and led the ‘Eleven Is To One’ to finish 6th and also reached the Final of the 2013/14 MTN FA Cup where we lost 2-1 in extra time to Asante Kotoko.

A lover of youth football, Herbert Addo brought light to many young players in Inter Allies youth side, Accra Youth SC and promoted them to the senior side.

Vice President of Inter Allies FC Delali Eric Senaye heaped praise on Herbert Addo who he often referred to as ‘Experienced Brain’.

“He’s an experienced brain and we are delighted and glad for having him in our club,” Mr Senaye said.

“I would take this opportunity to thank Mr Addo immensely for the services he has rendered to Inter Allies FC, simply put, we appreciate him.”

Source: interalliesfc.com

Herbert Addo Takes Break From Football

Take Advantage Of Black Stars Call Up - Sanaye To Mensah

Chief Executive Officer of Inter Allies, Eric Delali Senaya, has told Evans Mensah to take advantage of his call-up to the Black Stars.

The winger, who has been the Eleven Is To One star man in this year’s premier league, has been called up as a late replacement for the injured David Accam ahead of the Black Stars’ twin AFCON 2017 qualifier against Mozambique.

And Senaya, who was instrumental in the club’s chase for the services of the youngster from the Right to Dream Academy a year ago, believes his call up is testament to the fact that hard work pays in football.

“I think it is a good development for the player. He is young, still learning and I hope he will go there as a good student and learn from his senior colleagues,” Senaya told CCRA BASED, Joy FM.

“It is a good opportunity to see that with hard work you will be able to reach the top,” he added.

Delali Senaye warned that he should make the most of the advantage given him.

“It is too early for anybody to celebrate this news. He’s been given an opportunity to exhibit his talents over there,” he stated.

“I hope he will take advantage of this opportunity, if he does a good job then the young ones can learn from his hard work,” Senaya stressed.

Evans Mensah has already won three man of the match awards in five matches in the Ghana Premier League.

Take Advantage Of Black Stars Call Up - Sanaye To Mensah

Senaye Explains Why Inter Allies Players Go To Swedish league.

International Allies Chief Executive Officer, Delali Senaye has explained why the club send their players to Swedish league instead of other leagues in Europe.

International Allies are known to be of the best clubs in Ghana churning out quality talents for the local scene and for the international front.

Daniel Amartey who recently joined English Premier league side Leicester City from FC Copenhagen is a product of the club’s academy. He was sent to Dujargen in the Swedish league before he secured a move to the Danish side.

Recently, the club loaned out Baba Mensah who won the best defender in the Ghana Premier league last season to BC Hacken in the Swedish league too, despite several offers from other European leagues.

Dalali Senaye who is also an Executive Committee member of the Ghana Football Association, has explained that the Swedish league gives young players the platform to grow.

“The terrain is a bit difficult in terms of climate but in the the Swedish and the Scandinavian for that matter they are very patient with African players unlike the other leagues where there’s too much expectations,” Delali Senaye told Joy FM.

“That’s why many African players and for that matter Ghanaians has been able to adopt and play in the Swedish league.

“Sweden tend to be a very friendly country for African players to adopt than the European standard because in the league there’s no much pressure like the English Premier league or any other league in Europe,” he explained.

Senaye Explains Why Inter Allies Players Go To Swedish league.