C.K Akonnor overstayed his time as Black Stars coach - Former GFA boss Nyaho Tamakloe

C.K Akonnor overstayed his time as Black Stars coach - Former GFA boss Nyaho Tamakloe

  • Former GFA President, Dr. Nyaho Tamakloe, says sacked C.K Akonnor overstayed his time
  • The former Ghana captain was axed as Black Stars coach on Monday
  • The GFA is in search of a new coach ahead of next month's matches against Zimbabwe

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Former President of the Ghana Football Association, Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, has said that sacked Black Stars coach, Charles Kwablan Akonnor, overstayed his time on the job.

Former Ghana captain C.K Akonnor was sacked as coach of the Black Stars after a disappointing start to the 2022 World Cup qualifiers, exactly a week after the defeat to South Africa.

In an interview with Metro TV, the astute politician said the former Ghana captain lacks leadership qualities and should have left when he was owed salaries.

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C.K Akonnor overstayed his time as Black Stars coach - Former GFA boss Nyaho Tamakloe
C.K Akonnor overstayed his time as Black Stars coach - Former GFA boss Nyaho Tamakloe, SOURCE: Twitter/ @ghanafaofficial @CitiSportsGHA
Source: Twitter
"C.K AKonnor overstayed. C.K is not a leader, if he tries to lead, it fails. A coach must be tough so boys don't toss him about. To work for government, 7 months salary was unpaid, official car denied him, his residence given to another, I would have resigned," he said.

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The former Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko coach has been in charge of the Black Stars for a year and ten months.

He led the team to eleven matches, winning four and losing five. The defeat to South Africa was his last game for the senior national team.

The Ghana Football Association is in the hunt for a new coach, with former trainer Milovan Rajevac leading the race for the job.

After a slow start to the FIFA 2022 World Cup qualifiers, the GFA is poised on turning the tides and ensuring the Black Stars qualify to the global showpiece, having missed the 2018 edition.

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The four times African champions will engage Zimbabwe in a double header game next month as the race for Qatar 2022 continues.

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that, Black Stars midfield dynamo, Mubarak Wakaso, has sent an emotional farewell message to sacked Ghana coach, Charles Kwablan Akonnor.

C.K Akonnor and Mubarak Wakaso worked together briefly during his time in charge of the senior national team, but the midfielder has long admired the ex-captain since his youthful days at Ashantigold.

In a post on Twitter, Mubarak Wakaso thanked Akonnor and wished him well in his future endeavour.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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