Standards Committee Chair Calls Stakeholders to Revive Ghanaian Football

Sports News from Saturday, March 30, 2019

Source: GHANAsoccernet.com

2019-03-30

The president of the standardization committee of the Ghana Football Federation (GFA), Dr. Kofi Amoah, urged all football stakeholders to put an end to their enmity in order to revive Ghanaian football.

The business magnate made the rallying call after a positive week in which the Black Stars defeated Kenya 1-0 and the Black Meteors beat Gabon 4-0.

The sports stadium of Accra has also witnessed a friendly international 3-1 victory of the Stars over Mauritania

"Some people are not satisfied with the performance of the Black Stars but a win and three points to secure the first place of the group deserves to be commended.To congratulate the boys and the technical team for the mission accomplished" .

Dr. Amoah also urged the media to encourage Ghanaians to support football and national teams, even when conditions are difficult.

"The millions of spectators coming from their homes and the thousands of spectators gathered in the stadium would be rebadured by the fact that our Black Stars and Black Meteors are on a winning track, and now the focus will be on football. club this weekend "

He pointed out that despite the difficulties, women's club football is back, the national club football is about to come back and structures are being put in place with a robust roadmap for Ghanaian football to be back at home. the height.

"Let's all get together behind the Black Stars and give them the support we needed, as we did in 2006 at the World Cup, in 2008 when we hosted Afcon, in 2010 and even in Brazil 2014 ".

Mr. Amoah congratulated CN members for their sacrifice and sense of duty, as well as the media for the tremendous role they play in reviving football.

"I never take constructive criticism personally because we all have to be vigilant, but I would be saddened if a journalist or news agency deliberately took the opposite tack to attack everything CN and other stakeholders work tirelessly. to fix our game. "

The Black Stars will head to Afcon in hopes of ending a trophy drought that has lasted more than three decades.

To do this, Dr. Amoah said, "With the support of Ghanaians, come, we can do it"