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Good news for fans of Ghanaian football clubs Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko as the NLA has pledged to pump millions of Ghana cedis as sponsorship to the teams. This will be the National Lottery Authority (NLA’s) first time sponsoring a football club and it forms part of its recently introduced good … Read more
Two of Ghana’s biggest football clubs in Ghana, Asante Kotoko and Accra Hearts of Oaks will go head-to-head at the Accra Sports stadium on Sunday afternoon. The match has been tagged as a Super Clash and no team would want to lose today. With both teams tied on 56 points, a win for either side … Read more
Tomorrow, the biggest super clash in close to a decade comes off at the Ohene Djan Sports Stadium between Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko. The two Ghanaian giants lock horns to decide who takes the lead in the hottest title race in a very, long time. Seriously, I don’t remember the last … Read more
Accra Hearts of Oak has in recent years become a pathetic version of their former, all-conquering self. The club has become mired in mediocrity and year after year fans continue to suffer with no end in sight.
Management of the club has constantly failed its supporters, often appointing the wrong man to head the team and yet paradoxically, sacking the managers who are doing well due to personality clashes.
Kumasi Asante Kotoko have appointed former Black Stars captain C.K Akunnor as the club’s new head coach.
Akunnor has signed a three year deal with the Porcupine Warriors, the two time African Champions announced Monday.
Mr Eddie Doku former Blackstars team B Management Committee Chairman after being captured by Anas’ Tiger Eye PI’s secret camera receiving bribe is out denying and threatening to ‘slap’ Anas with a lawsuit.
The Investigative Journalist, Anas in a video evidence exposed the former chairman taking a bribe in order to agree to push Accra Hearts Oak Forward liner, Patrick Razack into the Black Stars team B.
Local giants Accra Hearts of Oak has once again shot themselves in the foot with a short while to the start of the season by suspending head coach Frank Nuttall.
The decision to suspend Nuttall was taken at a board meeting held Monday.
Prophet Reindolph Oduro Gyebi, the prophet dubbed as ‘Eagle Prophet’, has prophesied a car accident involving players of Accra Hearts of Oak.
According to the man dubbed the ‘Eagle Prophet’, he has seen a similar accident to the one that happened to Asante Kotoko coming down on the club and therefore called for prayers for the ‘Glorious’ club.
Former Accra Hearts of Oak mercurial forward Benard Don Bortey has opened up about the time all the top teams in the world lined up to sign him.
Arsenal, Manchester United and Juventus all wanted his signature after his exploits at the U-17 World Cup in New Zealand in 1999, according to the player.
Former Accra Hearts of Oak forward, Mahatma Otoo, has signed a two year contract with Turkish second division side Balikesirspor.
Otoo has had kind of a nomadic career since winning the top scorer in the local league and leaving for greener pastures abroad.
The family of the late Ghanaian coach, Herbert Addo, says the late coach was denied a visa to seek treatment in the United Kingdom when he fell sick, and they believe that led to his death.
Philip Addo, brother to the late coach, revealed to Ghanaweb that their inability to get him specialised treatment abroad contributed to his death.
Players of Accra Hearts of Oak have not been paid for the past four months, reports indicate.
Sportsworldghana.com reports that despite the team’s impressive outings in the league this year, the players are not receiving their salaries.
La Dadekotopon MP, Vincent Odotei Sowah, has announced he’s resigning his position as Chief Executive Officer of Accra Hearts of Oak.
Odotei Sowah has been in the Hearts job for a while, but now has to leave due to his new duties as a legislator, he told the press after Sunday’s controversial win over Kumasi Asante Kotoko.
As usual Ghanaian club Accra Hearts of Oak has been extremely poor in planning their season, appointing a new coach after the new Ghana Premier League season has already begun.
The team has been manager-less since the end of the last league season, yet waited around for the start of a new one before appointing a substantive coach – who thus had no chance to train the team in pre-season or conduct the recruitment he wants.
Accra Hearts of Oak have been named the most influential Ghanaian club on social media.
The Ghana Social Media Report placed the two time African Champions at the top of the pile, ahead of arch rivals Kumasi Asante Kotoko with Dreams FC coming in third.
Former manager of Accra Hearts of Oak, Kenichi Yatsuhashi, has penned a moving message to fans of the club updating them of his current moves.
Kenichi developed a massive relationship with the fans and players of the club during his near one year tenure in charge of the team, leading them on a chase for the title for the first time in years that was truncated after he was sacked.
Hearts of Oak interim manager Yaw Preko has stepped down from his position after just over a couple months in charge, citing personal reasons.
Yaw Preko’s resignation was handed to the club’s top hierarchy late Friday, a decision that had been long in coming but still a shock to fans.
This illustrates perfectly a disconnect in Ghanaian sports between potential and execution – a lack of ability to apply multi faceted approaches to revenue mobilisation and utilisation.
Hearts of Oak play at the 40,000 capacity Accra Sports Stadium and in the olden days, routinely filled it for the big games. The number of fans who are dedicated enough to enter a stadium does not add up to 5% of any major club’s fan base. So for a club as big as Hearts of Oak, having 1m followers on social media should not be a big deal.
Ghanaian league leaders Accra Hearts of Oak SC have appointed Vincent Sowah Odotei as its Acting Managing Director, releasing an official statement to that effect.
The board of the hostorical club met Monday to plot the way forward, and decided to ascend Odotei to the role. He had been working in a limited capacity as chairman of a strategy committee set up by the board.
Former winger for Accra Hearts of Oak, Uriah Asante, has tragically passed away aged 24.
Asante died at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital Monday. Initial reports indicate he succumbed unexpectedly to a heart attack.
Ghana’s beloved traditional oracle, Kwaku Bonsam, has issued a prediction that the most anticipated Hearts-Kotoko clash in years would be decided in the spiritual realm.
Kwaku Bonsam, during an appearance on Kasapa Fm, said that one of either Hearts of Oak or Asante Kotoko would score a ‘Mallam goal’, which typically refers to goals whose sources are believed to be in the supernatural realm.
Despite being deeply mired in managerial and administrative scuffles, Accra Hearts of Oak made a return to winning ways in the Ghana Premier League with a hard fought 2-1 win over champions Ashantigold in Obuasi.
Dauda Cosmos scored a second half brace to give Kenichi Yatsuhashi’s stalling side an important lead, which they stubbornly held onto, despite Ashgold pulling one back through Nafiu Awudu.
Accra Hearts of Oak coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi is in the news again for unorthodox reasons, after reportedly rejecting his monthly salary and bonuses.
The Japanese headline grabbing coach made the overture because his backroom staff and players had not been paid some outstanding wages.
Now it’s true that Hearts have made a remarkable turnaround from last season, but an allegation of doping seems a bit much.
The President of Techiman City Fc, Charles Kojo Ntim, has shocked the local football scene with an allegation of doping against Accra Hearts of Oak.
Accra Hearts of Oak are in the market for a new coach, and seems to have settled on an unknown quantity that would do very little to pacify enraged fans.
The club have settled on Japanese American coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi, who is set to be officially announced as their new manager in the coming days. Yatshuhashi touched down in Ghana on Sunday to finalise negotiations with the club.
The Appeals Committee of the Ghana Football Association has overturned an earlier decision taken by the Disciplinary Committee in adjudging Hearts of Oak as the winners of a protest they filed against Kotoko for fielding an unqualified player.
The Committee has decided to overturn the original decision, thus restore Kotoko as the winners of the match, giving them back the six points they were deducted and deducting from Hearts of Oak the three points they were awarded.
