Legon Cities captain Fatau Dauda
Former Black Stars and Legon Cities goalkeeper, Fatua Dauda has revealed that his outfit has not made the playing body to feel the Coronavirus crisis as they still feed them twice a day.
The league has been suspended for four weeks due to the outbreak of coronavirus and some teams have already started negotiations with their playing body to accept pay cuts to ease the financial burden on the club.
However, the veteran goalkeeper revealed in an interview with Accra based Joy FM that they may not feel the blowing wind as the management of Legon Cities still cater for the players during these trying times.
"Legon Cities is a new team and we all know how the management are doing well by financing the team. They pay the players and feed them twice a day even during this period”
He also expressed his disappointments in the results they got in the first round of the 2019/20 Ghana Premier League.
“It is very unfortunate that the performance they were expected was not coming. I was disappointed in some of us [team mates]. Some of them were not doing well."
Legon Cities FC were 15 on the league table with 16 points after 15 league games.
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