Hearts coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi rejects salary

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o boy micky 8 years ago

Phobia never say die

Phobia never say die
DIAMOND 8 years ago

Leaving the Ghanaian players stranded while paying the Japanese coach, just like handcuffing the Ghanaian galamseys while leaving the Chinese galamseys free-handed.

Good, ethical coach.

Leaving the Ghanaian players stranded while paying the Japanese coach, just like handcuffing the Ghanaian galamseys while leaving the Chinese galamseys free-handed.

Good, ethical coach.
POW@Watchout 4 Phooobia 2016 8 years ago

Most blacks show enough respect to whites than themselves or fellow blacks and that drives me nuts.
Just last Monday, I was going through a security check point at work. I had 2 white males in front of me and we're just ab ...
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Most blacks show enough respect to whites than themselves or fellow blacks and that drives me nuts.
Just last Monday, I was going through a security check point at work. I had 2 white males in front of me and we're just about 7 feet apart. Those whites got to the check point and immediately had their passes scanned by 2 black security ladies. When it got to my turn, these same ladies were talking to each other. I stood there watching them for 30-45 seconds and walked off to a general scanner to check my self in. They reported the issue and their boss came yelling. I told him to cool down, go check on the monitors and he'll know exactly what happened. The rest was history. This is blacks for you. And the worse part of it is, in Ghana any light skinned person with straight hair is regarded as white. Why wouldn't they handcuff our own people, okaying the Chinese to galamsey?

This is the source, if not how the hell will Keni be paid leaving his technical staff? I'm pretty sure they were trying to say "Oh Keni is a foreigner so let's settle his first and we will handle the Ghanaians later". This is a high class stupidity.
Fantabulous 8 years ago

This was the type of attitude which won Ghanaian's heart for Otto Phister before he even won the world cup.This Coach is a serious man and hard working who deserves our thanks and praise for his contribution to Ghana football ...
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This was the type of attitude which won Ghanaian's heart for Otto Phister before he even won the world cup.This Coach is a serious man and hard working who deserves our thanks and praise for his contribution to Ghana football.Kotoko is still the best of the best but we know enough to acknowledge a real gem when we see one.KENICHI KOTOKO!AYI KOO!
Ayaa Tetteh 8 years ago

Pay the boys. After all the bragging, you can't pay the boys? Kenichi is leading by example . Why pay the boss while the supporting staff go broke? Bad Management. Same with our governments - whether NPP, NDC, CPP & may be Ak ...
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Pay the boys. After all the bragging, you can't pay the boys? Kenichi is leading by example . Why pay the boss while the supporting staff go broke? Bad Management. Same with our governments - whether NPP, NDC, CPP & may be Akua Donkor(Frredom Party). When shall we get out of our predicament?
100 years hearts has not even a training park? Poor Management. Paying coax salary arrears leaving other staff unpaid wages, POOR MANAGEMENT . Consequences; poor morale. Any way, have the players been paid?
Ayaa Tetteh 8 years ago

*****paying coach ..........

*****paying coach ..........
Sammy the Sheriff 8 years ago

I am not even a Hearts fan but Kenichi has shown something lacking in Ghanaians. A Ghanaian Coach would have taken it.

We live with a credo in Ghana, EACH ONE FOR HIMSELF AND GOD FOR US ALL, that has been the root of our c ...
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I am not even a Hearts fan but Kenichi has shown something lacking in Ghanaians. A Ghanaian Coach would have taken it.

We live with a credo in Ghana, EACH ONE FOR HIMSELF AND GOD FOR US ALL, that has been the root of our corrupt DNA.
watchman 8 years ago

so no team can corrupt him that's great....hahaha

so no team can corrupt him that's great....hahaha
POW@Watchout 4 Phooobia 2016 8 years ago

I couldn't agree with you more. Even in Phobia matters such as this. Lol

I couldn't agree with you more. Even in Phobia matters such as this. Lol
God is watching you 8 years ago

That is a man of principle who has his wards at heart in the interest of the club.

That is a man of principle who has his wards at heart in the interest of the club.
Kizito 8 years ago

I like de idea. You re not like Ghanaians

I like de idea. You re not like Ghanaians
Jackson 8 years ago

This man is honourable.

This man is honourable.
Kofi K 8 years ago

This is the Japanese spirit of unity and respect. Great example to Ghnaians.

This is the Japanese spirit of unity and respect. Great example to Ghnaians.
pearo26 8 years ago

dats good coach.why not the players first

dats good coach.why not the players first
Akora 8 years ago

God bless the coach. All for one, one for all!

God bless the coach. All for one, one for all!
John 8 years ago

He is in a hotel being taken care of so he can afford it. That's why he has rejected apartments paid for after he himself approved. Is he trying to establish a union? Are their contest terms the same?

He is in a hotel being taken care of so he can afford it. That's why he has rejected apartments paid for after he himself approved. Is he trying to establish a union? Are their contest terms the same?
DIAMOND 8 years ago

"He is in a hotel being taken care of so he can afford it".

Yes, but will a Ghanaian with the same privilege reject the salary payment, even though his players have not been paid?

Do you have to have a union in order t ...
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"He is in a hotel being taken care of so he can afford it".

Yes, but will a Ghanaian with the same privilege reject the salary payment, even though his players have not been paid?

Do you have to have a union in order to
Think about his moral sense. feel for someone's suffering?
Kweisi 8 years ago

He couldn't get this opportunity wherever he came from.

He couldn't get this opportunity wherever he came from.
DIAMOND 8 years ago

And your point is what?
He came from the U.S.
Who told you that a talented Asian could not get this opportunity "wherever he came from"?
Don't make condescending statements without backing them up.

And your point is what?
He came from the U.S.
Who told you that a talented Asian could not get this opportunity "wherever he came from"?
Don't make condescending statements without backing them up.
David Anointed 8 years ago

This de type of people we could have had as our leaders in Ghana here..........u see black man with negative taught..........coach show Ghanas leaders how to be a leader........gud.....

This de type of people we could have had as our leaders in Ghana here..........u see black man with negative taught..........coach show Ghanas leaders how to be a leader........gud.....
Idrissu Nava- pio. 8 years ago

A great motivator in Keni. Well done.

A great motivator in Keni. Well done.
japanese morality 8 years ago

and thats a man who doesn't believe in jesus Christ, or mohammed. all he knows is good and bad .

what about us ? very corrupt and greedy in the name of god allah

and thats a man who doesn't believe in jesus Christ, or mohammed. all he knows is good and bad .

what about us ? very corrupt and greedy in the name of god allah
***** 8 years ago

This coach really is inspirational unlike CEOs and others who will packet millions while employees are not paid and the business is at a collapsing stage. More grease to his elbows. He is to be emulated by all

This coach really is inspirational unlike CEOs and others who will packet millions while employees are not paid and the business is at a collapsing stage. More grease to his elbows. He is to be emulated by all
T3 8 years ago

You behave as if you're rich or your country is rich

You behave as if you're rich or your country is rich

Hearts coach Kenichi Yatsuhashi rejects salary

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