After several battles on and off the pitch between Ghana's two most glamorous clubs, Kumasi Asante Kotoko and Accra Hearts Of Oak, another tug-of-war is about to begin between the clubs as they clash on who really has the right to play Renacimento club of Guinea.
Hearts had earlier announced their intention of playing an international friendly with the above mentioned club, but Kotoko's head coach, Emmanuel Akwasi Afranie told this reporter that they (kotoko) are rather suppose to play Renacimento club on the said date(sunday 12 january 2006)
Meanwhile a ranking member of Hearts has said that, they only know of their match with the team and nothing else. He also said that the Guinea club has confirmed the match and have accepted to play them on the date Kotoko are planning to play them.
Who really has the right to play Renacimento club of Guinea? And will the team even appear in Ghana on the said date?
In another development, players of Kumasi Asante Kotoko who were on a silent strike and decided not to join the club in their camp have rescinded their decision and have since joined the team in obuase.
The players who are in camp since yesterday in obuase are Goalkeepers, Eric Nii Baah, Mohammed Alhassan and Ransford Cudjoe. The rest are, michael ofosu Appiah, Michael Asante, Charles Taylor, Nana Arhin duah, Frank Osei,Dan Acquah,William Thompson,Aziz Ansah,Edmund O. Ansah, George Yamoah,Sammy Addo, Shilla illiasu,Kwame Obeng Darko,Muntala Mohamed, Kobina Dodzie,John Kudjoe,Imbola Sandjie, Francis Akwafo and Osei Kwame Jnr.
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