No hard feelings for allowing Samuel Boadu to leave - Medeama Board Chairman Dr Tony Aubynn

Board Chairman of Medeama Sporting Club, Dr Anthony Aubynn, says they were saddened by Samuel Boadu’s departure but holds no grudges.

Boadu, who joined teh Yellow and Mauve in 2017, left his role last week to join fellow Ghana Premier League side, Hearts of Oak.

The enterprising gaffer signed a three and half year deal with the Phobians.

Stunned at the coach’s resignation, Dr Aubynn revealed that the club was saddened by Coach Boadu’s departure because they have built a certain rapor with him.

"We were saddened by Coach Boadu’s departure because we had built a certain rapor," he told Kumasi based GYE NYAME FM.

"I met him some two weeks ago and informed him about our decision to support him with a technical director which he welcomed it.

"It’s all good because he said he wants a bigger club to enrich his CV so we wish him very well, we have no regrets for having him.

"We think he should have left in a different way but every individual has his right to move. Every individual will leave when there’s an offer for improving his salary.

"He could have gone later than now because of how things had turn around we believe he could have won the league before leaving nonetheless we wish him well," he added.

• What next?

Boadu will be in the dugout for the first for the Phobians when they host WAFA at the Accra Sports Stadium in the matchday 17 games this weekend.