Special Competition of the Standards Committee canceled

Sports News from Monday, February 11, 2019

Source: ghanafa.org

2019-02-11

The GFA Standards Committee (CN) canceled the special competition project to engage Ghanaian clubs as Ghana's football reform unfolds.

The Standards Committee took the time to meet the football community to help understand the challenges and issues of Ghanaian football.

Clubs and players have called on the NC to do something and start playing football again.

The clubs said they were bleeding and their players were rusty.

The NC heard their call and organized a tournament designed to make the game more beautiful and encourage fans to go to the venue centers and watch TV.

There were arrangements to pay better fees to the referees, a budget for the hype to generate interest and a core of young volunteers to help generate interest for young footballers.

In addition, plans had been put in place to broadcast the matches by broadcasting so that football would be within reach of the population.

Unfortunately, because of the bad image, no company was willing to align its brand on Ghanaian football and no sponsorship was ever obtained.

We then had to appeal to the government to come to the rescue of the sad situation of Ghanaian football.

The government heard our appeal and made $ 1.2 million not only to boost football, but also to train referees and also to look at women's football and men's football.

When we had the money, the first division clubs opposed the format of the competition. we strived to respond to some of their concerns in order to propose the final structure of the tournament on which everyone was in agreement.

Whenever the game started, there was a hiccup of first division clubs and the tournament never started.

CN has come to a point where we have to tell the truth and take the steps that are needed to save Ghanaian football, which is a huge badet for Ghanaians, even though it's colorful in the sector. private.

We hereby cancel the proposed tournament in N.C. We will engage the government interest with respect to other possible uses of funds advanced by the Standards Committee.

We sincerely apologize to the One Division clubs that have signed up for the N.C Special competition.

We will propose a new program to keep them engaged while reforming Ghanaian football.

We want to badure the Ghanaian people that Ghanaian football will be normalized and will not allow the inherent greatness of our football to die under the sign of egoism, greed and bragging.