Maiden Edition: Super Sports To Use Camera Drone in Hearts-Kotoko Game Coverage

The Official television broadcast partner of the Ghana Premier League (GPL), Super Sports will on Monday, 2 May introduce for the first time in the history of Ghana football, camera borne drone in the coverage of the Super Two clash between Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko.

The Camera drone at times referred to as the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is a wireless remote-controlled device that gives limitless mobility capacity and allows the capture of elegant aerial shots, as well as also providing an advanced crowd monitoring option as it can discreetly focus on specific sections of interest inside the stadium.

To add additional spice to Ghana’s biggest game on the domestic calendar, Super Sports has introduced this innovation in the GPL.

A blackmagic micro camera drone

The use of the drone will provide an all-inclusive angle shots from all four corners of the Accra Sports Stadium and would allow for fans watching the game at homes appreciate the stadium from aerial view as never seen before.

 

Maiden Edition: Super Sports To Use Camera Drone in Hearts-Kotoko Game Coverage

Hearts Smokes Peace Pipe With Coach Kenichi

Head of the Strategy Committee of Accra Hearts of Oak, Vincent Odotei-Sowah has revealed to Sporstcrusader.com that the feud the club had with head coach Kenichi Yatsuashi has been settled.

The Japanese-American caused a stir with his recent Facebook rants in connection with players salaries and bonuses with the latest been the dismissal of chief scout, Joe Addo and this public declaration of internal wranglings agitated the Board led by Togbe Afede XIV who according to Sportscrusader.com source were advocating for his dismissal.

But speaking after the signing a one year sponsorship deal with Ghana owned, Ghana Oil Companay (GOIL), Mr Odotei-Sowah nicknamed, ‘Sports Obama’ said, “there was no crisis in Hearts of Oak and there has ever been one.  We have made it clear to Kenichi that we wont accept such conduct in the near future after we smoked the peace pipe with him.”

“Employees are individuals and do have their peculiar issues with employers and ours with Kenichi is no exception. Kenichi’s is our head coach and our employee and we respect him but there are standing issues with management and we are following the terms of his contract as there are no issues with management as it has been reported by the media,” he added.

Hearts are currently in a secret camping place outside Accra as they prepare to face fierce and sworn rivals Asante Kotoko in a Ghana Premier League match on Monday.

Hearts Smokes Peace Pipe With Coach Kenichi