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A Management Member of Obuasi AshantiGold SC, Mr. Oti Akenten has called on Coach David Duncan to vacate his post as the head coach of the club.
According to him, coach Duncan has done a lot for the club and will love to see him resign from the club as head coach since things are not going well for the club after recording just six wins in 17 games with 4 ending in a draw and 7 losses.
Mr. Akenten believes the coach has no new thing to offer the club so he should move on for them to get somebody who can bring new ideas to help the club.
Speaking on Asempa FM’s sports morning show, he advised coach Duncan to resign from Ashgold and concentrate on his national assignment after being named coach of Ghana's Olympic team, the Black Meteors.
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