David Duncan’s “step aside” letter withdrawn amidst apologies

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• Tony 7 years ago

  So in a nutshell, Opoku Nti and his management was right to let the coach go, since he was not reinstated.
  I understand Opku Nti's term in office is up, wouldn't be prudent to make this piece sound a bit appreciative of his ...
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  So in a nutshell, Opoku Nti and his management was right to let the coach go, since he was not reinstated.
  I understand Opku Nti's term in office is up, wouldn't be prudent to make this piece sound a bit appreciative of his service. We all know that " Komfo bone a watena yarefo ho..........." .
  The man is a legend.
  How many of our past players have returned to manage clubs so successful, let alone teams as big as Kotoko.
  Opoku Nti deserves all the honors. He was a hero and still is. He did his job against all odds.

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• KK Dumfries US 7 years ago

  I agreed with you but in the board there are Tombia and Samballat work against Nti Asante Hene should come out he gave Opoku the mandate not the board if they are dealing with Dancun cool but why Opoku at this time. 491

  I agreed with you but in the board there are Tombia and Samballat work against Nti Asante Hene should come out he gave Opoku the mandate not the board if they are dealing with Dancun cool but why Opoku at this time. 491

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• Taliban 7 years ago

  That means Duncan can claim all the winning bonues and other benefits hmmmmm my Kotoko

  That means Duncan can claim all the winning bonues and other benefits hmmmmm my Kotoko

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• Agyeman 7 years ago

  Adu Gyamfi and his board must resign first before Opoku Nti. What at all has he as chairman does for the team? He should let us think.

  Adu Gyamfi and his board must resign first before Opoku Nti. What at all has he as chairman does for the team? He should let us think.

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