Kotoko fans urged to back under-fire coach Lugarusic

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• ST. GHFUO, BLACK EXCELLENCE! 8 years ago

  let him do his work. hearts fired kenischi and look at them today. they jubilating over rigged penalties...

  let him do his work. hearts fired kenischi and look at them today. they jubilating over rigged penalties...

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• Stinky Finger 8 years ago

  NO!WE WON'T LEAVE HIM ALONE TO PUBLICLY TRASH THE PLAYERS AND LEAVE AFTER BREAKING THEIR CONFIDENCE.IF HE CAN'T DO THE JOB HE SHOULD LEAVE.IF HE IS GOING TO STAY THEN HE SHOULD LEARN HOW TO DO HIS JOB WITHOUT SO MUCH MEDIA CO ...
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  NO!WE WON'T LEAVE HIM ALONE TO PUBLICLY TRASH THE PLAYERS AND LEAVE AFTER BREAKING THEIR CONFIDENCE.IF HE CAN'T DO THE JOB HE SHOULD LEAVE.IF HE IS GOING TO STAY THEN HE SHOULD LEARN HOW TO DO HIS JOB WITHOUT SO MUCH MEDIA COMMENTARY.IF HE HAS A PROBLEM WITH STRIKERS,HE CAN TALK TO THE MANAGEMENT OR BETTER YET FIX THE PROBLEM!

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• Fantabulous 8 years ago

  Well said.@stingy finger

  Well said.@stingy finger

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• maree stopes 8 years ago

  and stay blessed!

  and stay blessed!

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• Rush 8 years ago

  I'm surprise with all the quality at his disposal kotoko only manages a average of 1 goal per match. He must surely go or Hearts will come to kumasi and beat you there as well

  I'm surprise with all the quality at his disposal kotoko only manages a average of 1 goal per match. He must surely go or Hearts will come to kumasi and beat you there as well

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• adomakoh froboo 8 years ago

  Patience. Folks, Rome was not built in a day. Let's forget about Hearts rigged victory and rally behind the coach. I remember the way Sundown supporters treated Pitso initially, but now they are smiling.

  Patience. Folks, Rome was not built in a day. Let's forget about Hearts rigged victory and rally behind the coach. I remember the way Sundown supporters treated Pitso initially, but now they are smiling.

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• Aaron 8 years ago

  It saddens me that the old players whom some of them may be unemployed and yet being ignored for Eastern European. Where are the African ex-footballers. At end of the day, financial incentives can be used to motivate the play ...
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  It saddens me that the old players whom some of them may be unemployed and yet being ignored for Eastern European. Where are the African ex-footballers. At end of the day, financial incentives can be used to motivate the players; whilst the team will still have surplus to reinvest in the team. I am not racist but common sense must be applied. Can someone name me any African coach in western top flight football affairs. Come on, we have to be proud of our own and stop these economic manipulations.

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