Asante Kotoko to retain ageing veteran Stephen Oduro

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• Tomorrow no dey 7 years ago

  Are the current management have any good thing for the team, the answer is big, big No, how on earth a serious team has Player of Stephen Oduro's caliber in his team. His days are gone over the Hills, he cannot cope with mod ...
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  Are the current management have any good thing for the team, the answer is big, big No, how on earth a serious team has Player of Stephen Oduro's caliber in his team. His days are gone over the Hills, he cannot cope with modern day soccer. lf really he has any role to play then not playing active football. Sit down in Kumasi n spoil the team for us.

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• normal 7 years ago

  u better retain him okk.
  let him play till he himself retires. we luv h n will continue to luv him

  u better retain him okk.
  let him play till he himself retires. we luv h n will continue to luv him

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• Murtala 7 years ago

  Steven Oduro joined RTU in 1996,am wondering how old he is now.

  Steven Oduro joined RTU in 1996,am wondering how old he is now.

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• Thomas Awuah 7 years ago

  Steve Oduro is a crowd puller,dedicated and a kotoko man who is loved by 90 per cent of the club's support base so if any management who would take any decision about his future with the club be very careful. Though he is not ...
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  Steve Oduro is a crowd puller,dedicated and a kotoko man who is loved by 90 per cent of the club's support base so if any management who would take any decision about his future with the club be very careful. Though he is not playing now, he remains the darling boy of the club and due to his skills and talent coupled with dedication and commitment the course of the club he has curved a name for himself. He could be compared to Totti of Italy and Gerald of England so we must treat him as such. Long live Zico Oduro,the sublime passer of the ballppand most talented player of our time.

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