Posted On Monday, 22nd July 2013
Kotoko fans
A group calling itself Alliance for Accountability in Asante Kotoko believes the resignation of Dr KK Sarpong is a good omen for the club.
The former Tema Oil Refinery boss has announced his decision to leave his position but he is yet to officially inform club owner Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.
Dr Sarpong has been in-charge of the Kumasi-based side since 2010 and
Alliance for Accountability has disagreed with the chartered accountant over his decision to sell the club’s high performing players.
“Kotoko did not become Africa Club of the century by selling our best players out and if our players are going to TP Mazembe, Sundowns and Super Sports then it means we are coming down as a club,” leader of the Group David Siribuo Boateng told Accra-based Joy FM.
“So for the Alliance for Accountability in Asante Kotoko, all that we are saying is simple, Kotoko is not an academy, when Kotoko was Kotoko where was the clubs that we are now selling our best players to.
“Dr Sarpong is gradually turning Kotoko into an academy and if truly he wants to leave the club then for us is in the right direction.”