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Former Asante Kotoko board member Kennedy Agyepong has promised a big bonus for the Kotoko player if they beat Hearts of Oak.Agyepong, popularly known Cappuccino, is convinced Kotoko would carry the day and he has promised a substantial reward package.The businessman has advised the players to keep a cool head and urged the fans to fill the stadium."Hearts being the home team will take all the money and we shall take the points," Agyepong told the Kotoko Express Newspaper.Kotoko have not lost at the Accra Sports Stadium in three seasons.The defending champions began their title defence with a come-from-behind 2-1 win against Aduana Stars in Sunyani.
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