Ebusua Dwarfs head coach J.E Sarpong has threatened to quit the club after three matches because he doesn’t entertain mediocrity.

Ebusua Dwarfs lost their second successive premier league match against New Edubiase at the Obuasi Len Clay stadium on Friday, and J.E Sarpong who led the team from Division One to the premiership, believes the output of his team is below standard and he will take a walk.

“This is result is one I don’t accept,” the former Liberty Professionals coach told Super Sport after the game.

“It is very disappointing, very disheartening. We entered the premiership with so much excitement, with the anticipation to stay aloft. But this is football; either there is something wrong somewhere or the commitment players is not there or they are not ready to work for the team and the coach.

“Because this is a team that qualified with so much hallelujah from Division One. The maximum number of goals that were scored, 30 goals, 70 points including the goal king himself. And to play that badly is unacceptable.

“We played first match and didn’t go as planned, this is a match we could have gotten at least a point before facing Hearts of Oak. I am so much disappointed that I don’t even know what to say.

“To be very frank, I think I have been led down by my team and I will have to advise myself because I can’t, I don’t and I won’t supervise nonsense.

“I will have to think deep because we lost our first match at home and lost second game. Can the coach stay on for the third match?

“I can’t stay on to supervise loses and I will advise myself.” he stated.

The disappointed trainer highlighted the inconspicuous nature of Bright Lukeman, golden boot winner of the Division One League as one several hints to suggest there’s lack of commitment.

“You saw his performance in the game. I hope to stay on for the third match because I can’t supervise these types of games. I don’t supervise nonsense.”