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Chief Executive Officer of Ghana premier league side Bechem United Kinsley Osei Bonsu believes their returning to the Bechem Park will turn their season around.Bechem United have lost all three games this season with two defeats at their adopted Baba Yara stadium in Kumasi to New Edubaise and Asante Kotoko.The club on Wednesday announced the completion of renovation works at their favourite ground at Bechem.In an interview with Joy Sports, the club’s chief executive officer is optimistic their return to their home grounds will give them the needed results.“The most important thing for us to honour our matches in Bechem is to satisfy our fans and also get good results”. He told JOY Sports.
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