Hooliganism must be curbed In Division One League - Kweku Eyiah

Ghana Football Association Executive Council aspirant, Lawyer Kweku Eyiah, believes that it is time that hooliganism and vandalism in the country's Division One League are curbed.

Lawyer Eyiah believes that the violent behaviour of fans at match venues has dented the image of the lower tie league hence to need for strict laws to be enacted to prevent the act of hooliganism in Ghana

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“Hooliganism and vandalism must be curtailed at the DOL and we have to try and educate the clubs, fans on these matters''

“We must introduce laws that can help Division One League teams.“There must be laws to ensure that all the clubs will stick to the rules in the division so they don’t pull out of the league when it starts''

“Among the DOL Board, there must be a representative on the Executive Council so that the concerns and issues affecting the division can be addressed at the highest level.

“We have to streamline our football with the Ghana Education Service, which will help us get the right ages of our players, Lawyer Kwaku Eyiah told Accra based Happy FM.

Lawyer Kweku Eyiah is among the few people who refused to accept incentives from the Tiger Eye team in the Anas Number 12 expose.