Great Olympics defender Adom Ampofo has lamented on their poor start in the Ghana Premier League, but has backed the side to recover in time.
The premier League returnees have endured a wretched start to the campaign following their failure to record a win after eight games.
'It is just unfortunate we are facing difficult time, I know it is very difficult for our face to take but I believe we can recover,' he spoke to Ghanasportsonline.com in an interview.
'We hope at this time we would be among the top 4 teams but things are different, we are yet to beat any team which is very worrying.
'All hope is not lost, there are still more matches to go, we will fight very hard and make sure we get good results in the remaining matches because we are playing good football.
'All the players have been working very hard because no one is happy with the kind of results we get."
The Dade Boys are 13th on the table with 7 points after winning boardroom points against Bolga All Stars.
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