Asante Kotoko Goalkeeper’s Trainer Blasts ‘Unprofessional’ Hearts of Oak Coach Samuel Boadu

• Asante Kotoko goalkeeper's trainer Najahu Isaah aims thinly-veiled dig at Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu after his comments on the Super Clash
• The two clubs displayed top level performance as Kotoko end the first round at the summit of the table
• Champions Hearts of Oak are now 12 points adrift of their rivals at the end of the first round of the Ghana Premier League

Asante Kotoko goalkeeper's trainer Najahu Issah has responded to Hearts of Oak head coach Samuel Boadu over his jabs against the Asante Kotoko after the Super Clash on Sunday.

The Porcupine Warriors and the Phobians displayed top level performance to play out a scoreless stalemate at the Accra Sports Stadium in their rescheduled Ghana Premier League fixture.

Boadu controversially said after the game in the press conference that league leaders Asante Kotoko aren’t anything extraordinary and wouldn't have even beaten Hearts' youth side, Auroras.

Asante Kotoko legend reveal’s how GHC 80,000 was spent on ‘juju’ to win matches

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Boadu's comments didn't go down well with the member of Kotoko's technical team, who took to Twitter to question Boadu's professionalism for making such derogatory remarks.

Isaah tweeted:

“I doubt his professionalism, every professional will respect your opponents and you don’t speak sh*t about them, we are still on top Krobea. Fabulous, we move.”

Kotoko finished the first round of the 2021/22 season at the summit of the league with 37 points.

Hearts Held at Home by Fierce Rivals Asante Kotoko

The first installment of the Super Clash between Ghana's most glamorous clubs Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko ended in a goalless stalemate.

The titanic clash garnered massive attention before the encounter at the Accra Sports Stadium and the two decorated clubs did not disappoint.

In photos posted on social media, the match saw huge attendance from fans of both sides as the points were split.

Hearts held at home by fierce rivals Asante Kotoko in Ghana’s Super Clash

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Former Kotoko midfielder Stephen Oduro reveals how the club spent money on juju

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Stephen Oduro, a former player of Asante Kotoko has made an interesting revelation of how the club included a 'juju' expenditure in their budget presented to the team's patron Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.

According to the ex-footballer, an amount of GHC 80,000 was spent by the club for black magic commonly known as juju in Ghana.

In a video posted on Twitter, spotted by Sports Brief, Oduro who is now based in the United States explained the situation as it led to the sacking of former coach Abdul Razak.