Gawu Is A Positive Addition - Dreams FC

Newly promoted Ghana premier league side, Dreams FC has revealed to sportscrusader.com the reason behind the acquisition of the premier league experienced forward, Eric Gawu to their top flight journey.

 

Dreams FC qualified to the premier league for the first time since the club was established in 2009 and looks to have immediately established itself in the league with two consecutive wins in the opening two matches.

Former Accra Hearts of Oak and King Faisal striker, Gawu joined Dreams FC while in the division one and helped the side gain promotion to the top flight and many have questioned of what value is a spent force to an ambitious club as Dreams football club.

 

But head coach, C.K. Akunnor disagrees as he admitted in an interview with sportscrusader.com, the age is not a matter as what Gawu brings on board outweighs the number (age).

 

He said, “Gawu is a well experienced player and has had stints with top teams in the Ghana premier league sometime ago and his addition to our attack is to our advantage.”

 

“He is using his experience to guide the young players, Johnson and the others so his addition is very important to us,” he added.

Gawu Is A Positive Addition - Dreams FC

A Goal Per Game Scares Me - Dreams FC Coach

Dreams FC head coach, C.K. Akunnor has admitted the number of goals scored by his team in a game tends to scare him after recording back-to-back one nil wins in their two games played in the 2015/16 Ghana premier league season.

 

The newly promoted side has been impressive in their debut premier league season after winning all the two matches played and are yet to concede a goal and this has seen them joint top of the log with Wa Allstars and Hearts and also boast of two clean sheets.

 

Coach Akunnor, a former Ghanaian international speaking to sportscrusader.com revealed the inadequate number of goals scored by his side bothers him but not to the extent of giving him sleepless night as he believes his team will develop as the season wears on.

He said, “it is worrying a little bit but I am not too bothered because we will keep improving and working towards it as we have the men to bang in the goals. We have the strikers to find the back of the net so very soon the goals will come along as we develop into the game.”

 

Dreams FC travel to Tema to face Inter Allies in match week three of the 2015/16 Ghana premier league season.

A Goal Per Game Scares Me - Dreams FC Coach