Maxwell Konadu says he will not stand down as Local Black Stars coach after failing to qualify the team for the 2018 CHAN tournament.
The former Asante Kotoko trainer saw his suffered a shock 2-1 defeat to Burkina Faso at the Baba Yara Stadium on Sunday.
The Black Stars B were eliminated 4-3 on aggregate after an impressive 2-2 first leg draw in Ouagadougou last week.
Konadu was also in-charge when the team failed to qualify for the last tournament but that will not force him to quit.
''It's not the matter of quitting, I am not a quitter. I have been with the team and working hard to get the best out of the team,'' Konadu told the media.
''We losing doesn't mean I should leave the job, I am still the Coach and so I think I don't have to turn my back on Ghanaians.
''I am not a quitter, we will continue to put things in place and work hard.''
Critics fear Togo reforms leave little room for change in election
Flooding: Obey weather warnings – NADMO to general public
Fire in NDC over boycott of Ejisu by-election
NDC to outdoor Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang as running mate today
Ejisu: CPP seeks injunction to stop April 30 by-election
Dismiss ECG, GWCL, GACL bosses over losses – United Voices for Change tells gov’...
Submit 2023 audited financial statements by May – Akufo-Addo order SOEs
Current power outages purely due to mismanagement – Minority
ECG hoists red flag to fight Ashanti Regional Minister over arrest of General Ma...
Mahama’s 24hr economy will help stabilise the cedi; it’s the best sellable polic...
