Kumasi Fans Plan To Boycott Ghana Vs Angola Game After Being Denied Access To Watch The Black Stars Training

• Some Ghanaian fans in Kumasi have expressed displeasure about the decision to prevent them from watching the Black Stars train
• In a video on TikTok, the fans were heard voicing out their anger by threatening to boycott the game between Ghana and Angola
• Social media users have called the bluff of the unhappy supporters with some saying that the authorities did no wrong

A section of displeased Ghanaian football lovers in Kumasi has vowed to boycott the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Ghana and Angola scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 23 at the Baba Yara Stadium.

The decision of the disgruntled supporters to boycott the crucial encounter is because they were refused entry into the stadium to watch the training session of the Ghana Black Stars team.

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In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh on TikTok, a young man who voiced out his displeasure expressed surprise at the action of the authorities, adding that they would respond in equal measure by boycotting the game to drum home the point that supporters in Kumasi cannot be taken for granted.

The rant by the young man received approval from other displeased supporters gathered around who cheered him on as he made those pronouncements.

Ghanaians react to the video

Netizens who reacted to the video called the bluff of the displeased fans with some saying that not all training sessions must be open to the public.

Kyeremateng Benjamin:

It is not all training sessions that are opened to the public... U guys should learn sense

user499227932822:

Masa masa fa so) h) Have you heard France or Spain fans doing this. Arh bibinii

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cujoevans1:

Not all training sessions are open to fans... a section of the training is open to the public which will be tomorrow

Tuway Callejon:

I live next to the stadium but nothing will make me go to the stadium and watch the training session

Chris Hutton loses his dad

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Chris Hughton, the former Brighton manager recently appointed as the head coach of the Ghana national team, the Black Stars, has sadly lost his father.

The former Brighton manager was hired weeks ago and was supposed to be introduced before March. However, he stayed in the UK for a while after his father passed away.

Source: YEN.com.gh