Great Olympics coach Godwin Attram has hailed the fighting spirit of his players after their return into the Ghana Premier League.
The 'Dade Boys' who got relegated at the end of the 2014/15 Ghana Premier League have made a swift return to the elite division after beating Mighty Jets 1-2 away on Sunday to maintain their lead at Zone 3.
The Accra-based side with one game to spare have amassed 63 points and are leading the second placed team Hearts of Lions with four points.
'I must hailed the fighting spirit of my boys [players], they gave their possible best making sure the club return to the Premier League,' Attram told Pulse.com.gh . READ MORE: Akwesi Donsu, Ghana Premier League's dead ball ghost
'We started the season on a good note, we maintained our composure. It got to a point we lost our lead at the top but the players never got despaired as they fight on and now we have achieved our target,' he added.
The former Black Stars attacking midfielder has commended the club's management and the fans for their unflinching support.
'I have to thank the management who made this qualification possible and also the fans, they played a factor in our qualification because without their support we couldn't have achieved our qualification. And we will make sure that we will perform well in next season's Ghana Premier League,' he concluded.
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