Wa All Stars Kicks Off Campaign Against Hooliganism

Ghana Premier league leaders Wa All Stars FC, have kicked off a campaign against hooliganism in Ghana sports.

The wa based top flight campaigners preached against the viral attitude currently facing Ghana football especially in the second tier league.

General Manager of the league leaders, Seth Panwum, a known advocate of fair play rallied administrators and all stakeholders to help fight the deadly attitude facing our game.

In an emotional message released by the General Manager of league leaders, Wa All Stars wishes to distant itself from any such attitude that will mar the beauty of the game in the interest of Ghana sports.

“The name of the game is fair play and we must abide by it as much as possible. Hooligans at match venues must be spotted by all stake holders and dealt with accordingly.

The media, security personnel, club administrators, the playing body and all stakeholders must unite to help stop hooliganism in the country. Club officials must accepts the outcome of matches irrespective of the venue to give a clear picture to the fans.

As a club, Wa All Stars will like to officially distant itself from any act of hooliganism and will urge other clubs to follow suit. LET US UNIT TO STOP HOOLIGANISM IN GHANA SPORTS”, Seth Panwum told sports crusader.

The Wa Park is noted for its peaceful nature headlined by the four best behaved center in succession.

The 2016 domestic season is faced with recurrent hooligan cases across the nation, notably in the GN Bank division one league.

 

Wa All Stars Kicks Off Campaign Against Hooliganism

GN Bank DOL: Techiman Chief Warn Supporters Against Hooliganism

Omanhene of the Techiman traditional area, Nana Osei Ameyaw has cautioned fans of Division One League clubs to desist from hooliganism, stating that it will in the long run have a negative effect on their clubs.

According to the Berlin FC club President, fans should channel their energy into providing enormous support to the players instead of involving in acts of hooliganism.

Speaking in an interview, Nana Osei Ameyaw stated that act of lawlessness by supporters of Division One clubs should be condemned by club authorities for Ghana’s second tier league to attract more sponsorship.

He further noted that, it is about time fans are educated to know that attacks on away teams and match officials will only add to the woes of clubs since it is the club that get banned and in some cases get fined which will add to their financial burden.

Berlin FC have had a fine start to the season and are currently joint top of Zone One along with regional rivals Tano Bofoakwa.

GN Bank DOL: Techiman Chief Warn Supporters Against Hooliganism