Sacking Ignatius Osei-Fosu was the best decision - Medeama SC boss Moses Armah-Parker

Owner and bankroller of Medeama Sporting Club, Moses Armah Parker, has said did the right thing by showing Ignatius Osei-Fosu the exit door.

Before the start of the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League season, the Yellow and Mauve appointed the former Techiman Eleven Wonders gaffer on a two year deal.

However, three games into the season, Osei-Fosu was sacked after losing to Bechem United, before recording draws against Bibiani Gold Stars and Techiman Eleven Wonders.

As a result, the management of the club was forced to expel him from the team following his poor run and assistant coach, Umar Abdul Rabi was made to act as interim head coach.

Speaking about the decision for the first time, Moses Armah Parker disclosed that he was tactful with the decision they took because the interest of the club was considered first.

“Yes, for last season, Rabiu, perfect he was good if I would recall, he took over our second match when we went to Techiman [against Eleven Wonders]. And it was a perfect move, we needed it because things didn’t go the way we envisaged," he told TV3.

“I am telling you frankly, I noticed certain things and realized things wouldn’t fair good so, therefore, Rabi came in to move the team where the team was placed at the second position,” he added.

He was quick to describe the decision as paramount, something that amounted to the team’s performance on the league table because the principle of the club is win-win and nothing else.

Umar Rabi led Mauves and Yellows to finish second last season, and he has been replaced by veteran trainer David Duncan.