We"ll Tell Keni Our Play Is "Sushi" If ... - Hearts Board

Vincent Sowah Odotei, board member and head of the strategic committee of Accra Hearts of Oak admitted the club’s head coach Kenichi Yatshuashi is not in the know that his style of play has been termed ‘Sushi football’ by the board.

 

The National Chapters Committee (NCC) of Hearts of Oak organised a press briefing last Thursday to address the supporters on their plans for the season and the board took advantage of their invitation to advertise the club’s style of play for the new season which they termed ‘Sushi football’ or ‘football made in Japan’.

 

But interestingly coach Keni at the post press briefing after debut win over New Edubiase denied any knowledge of  a style of football by that term’

Vincent Odotei in an interview with sportscrusader.com, revealed the coach does not know yet but he does know his style of football.

He said, “the attractive and purposeful style of  is what we have termed as ‘sushi football’ style of play and that is the way Hearts will play and be identified this season… he doesn’t know yet but we will tell him his style of play has been termed by the board as ‘sushi style of play’.”

We"ll Tell Keni Our Play Is "Sushi" If ... - Hearts Board

I Know No "Sushi" Style Of Play - Hearts Coach

Accra Hearts technical head coach, Kenichi Yatshuashi has declined claims his style of play with the current team is christened ‘sushi football’.

 

At a press briefing organised by the supporters wing of the club, the National Chapters Committee (NCC), head of the strategic committee and board member of the club, Vincent Sowah Odotei revealed the club’s style of play this season which will be entertaining, purposeful and result-oriented has been classified as, ‘sushi style of football’ or ‘Japanese football’.

 

Coach Keni who met the press after he led Hearts to a first competitive win against New Edubiase in the club’s league opener of the 2015/16 season refuted his style of play is termed as ‘sushi football’.

 

He said, “you are the first person telling me this. I don’t know any style of play called ‘sushi’ football. I have my own style of play but don’t know what you just asked me.

 

Hearts next premier league game is away to Medeama.

I Know No "Sushi" Style Of Play - Hearts Coach

Revenged: Hearts Beat Edubiase In League Opener

Accra Hearts of Oak got off to a winning start with a win in their first game thanks a second half goal from striker, Samuel Ayew Yeboah.

 

The Phobians didn’t have a field day as one can deduce from the result but the victory is much sweeter for the rainbow club after suffering back-to-back defeats at the hands of the Adansi club. Hearts began the game the brightest of the two with early possession and goal creating opportunities.

Hearts of Oak – New Edubiase match

With 20 minutes played into the game New Edubiase finally grew into the match and created minor opportunities of their own but like the Hearts forwards they wasted all.

 

Hearts rattled the cross bar in the second half to signal an indication they were ready for business in the season. Ex- GN Bank division player of the season, Samudeen Ibrahim was a torn in the flesh of the Edubiase side who just could not find the antidote to nullify his threat whenever he has the ball at his feet.

The Hearts fans were in their numbers to cheer the team on

In the 80th minute the deadlock was finally broken when substitute striker, Samuel Yeboah received a headed pass from his skipper, Robin Gnagne with just 8-yards from goal, the former Heart of Lions player hit a low shot pass the on rushing New Edubiase goal keeper, Benjamin Mensah.

The Phobians had chances to add up to the scoring but Cosmos Dauda hit over the post after a swift turn onto his left foot when he could have laid down a pass to the inspiring Samudeen.

 

 

Hearts travel next to Medeama in coak Keni’s second game in Ghana premier league football.

Revenged: Hearts Beat Edubiase In League Opener