Excuses apologize as the declaration of the standardization committee refuses to apologize to the clubs

Sports News from Thursday, February 21, 2019

Source: GHANAsoccernet.com

2019-02-21

The GFA standardization committee took a worrying turn after suddenly shocking the parliamentary sports committee by apologizing for their insulting words to club owners in the Ghana Premier League.

The parliamentary sports committee met on Tuesday with the leaders of the standardization committee and ordered them to apologize to the clubs for calling their demands "egoism, greed and bragging."

But the Standards Committee has completely ignored the order of lawmakers in justifying their use of words against club owners, among which are some of the country's most revered supreme leaders, such as Asantehene Otumfuo of Kotoko , Afede Afd of Hearts of Oak and Dormaahene of Aduana Stars ..

Lacking empathy and the statement itself extremely brief, the state quickly changed the subject to adopt "intensive consultation" approaches already undertaken.

Demonstrating the perversity that has become the standard of the Guardian Committee, the statement contained no word of contrition or humility, as they sought instead to defend their insulting remarks to club owners who spend their own money managing clubs. .

"We would like to say unequivocally that the importance of this paragraph was in reference to the theme of Anas exposed, when greed and corruption become the norm," said the statement signed by the spokesman of the CN, Dan Kweku Yeboah.

"This statement was intended to rebadure Ghanaians that our basic mandate to normalize Ghanaian football will be fulfilled and that we will not allow the attributes of greed, selfishness and boastfulness to be exposed in the world. Anas' Exposé destroy our football.

"In recent months, we have shown immense respect for the people of Ghana and the football community by thoroughly consulting all the major players in football since coming to power.

"Once again, we want to badure the citizens of the nation that Ghanaian football will be normalized and that the innate beauty of our football business will resurface," the statement concluded without apologizing to the clubs.

This development risks angering more people and guiding legislators against the Standards Committee, which should help improve the situation in the country.

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