Former head coach of Kumasi Asante Kotoko, Mas-ud Didi Dramani has admitted that even though he is no longer working with Kumasi Asante Kotoko, he gets worried anytime they lose a game.
The former gaffer insists that the relationship he established with the players still make him attached to the team emotionally even though he was not happy with the way he left the club.
The for Real Tamale United player in an interview with GHANAsoccerbnet.com said 'I get worried anytime the team loses. Not because of anybody but because of the players.'
'You know the players have families and most of them are breadwinners. What keeps the players going is the winning bonuses they get in the week not their salaries. So when they lose, it means no winning bonus. And that gets me worried.'
Didi won the league on two occasions with the Porcupine Warriors before parting ways with the club but admits he still has a heart for the players.
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