Inter Allies goalkeeper Kwame Baah denies bribery allegations

Inter Allies goalkeeper Kwame Baah has sworn he is as clean as snow after being of accused of taking bribe in their 3-2 home defeat to Hearts of Oak on Sunday in the Ghana Premier League.

The club’s technical director Willie Klutse, an ex-international, smells a rat after Baah joined his teammates late

The allegation is that the Ghana youth international comprised his stands and might have been influenced by officials of Hearts of Oak to play it soft.

But Baah was quick water down those accusations and denied he did such an unprofessional act.

“I delayed to come to the pitch yesterday during the recess because when I was coming, I was prompted and ordered by the fourth referee to change my inner shirt which the referee said it was not presented at the pre-match meeting so it can’t be used in the second half of the game,” the former Heart of Lions gloves man said.

“So I accepted the fourth referee’s order and went back to the dressing room to change the inner shirt which caused my delay back to the field before the kick-off of the second half.

"I live those who are accusing me of bribery to God because I have never taken bribe in my entire football life before and will never do so."