The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nation’s FC, Kwame Twumasi Dankwa, has called on clubs to adopt a better attitude ahead of the crucial meeting between the Ghana Football Association’s Executive Council and club CEOs.
His remarks come in the wake of the tragic incident at the Nana Konamansah Park in Nsoatre, which led to the unfortunate loss of an Asante Kotoko fan’s life.
Speaking exclusively to Channel One News, Kwame Twumasi expressed concern over the state of affairs at Ghana Premier League venues, emphasizing that several incidents occurred that do not reflect well on the league.
“I expect clubs to change their attitude when it comes to these matches because at times you go to a venue and if you see the behaviour of a club official, you will be surprised. I think this is a wake-up call to all of us to take a second look at our behaviour at our various stadia.
“I hope two heads will roll and going forward things will be and tempers will come down whenever matches are going on,” he stated.
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