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The Central Regional Sports Authourity wants the Ghana Football Association to take action against division one side Sekondi Eleven Wise after messing up the visitors dressing room at the Robert Mensah stadium in Cape Coast.
Eleven Wise before their division one league game against Elmina Sharks which they lost 1-0 at the venue on last Saturday smeared Palm Oil and laundry Blue at the dressing room.
The caretakers of the stadium who later discovered what Eleven Wise had done took the trouble upon themselves to clean up the place since the venue was going to host a CAF Confederation cup game involving Dwarfs and Petro Atletico of Angola.
Christian Mensah who is the administrative officer at the Central Regional Sports Authority want Eleven Wise punished after that unacceptable act demonstrated
“I have been here for a couple of years now, about seven years and I have never seen something like this before,” he told Joy sports
“They ( Eleven Wise) smeared palm oil on the whole dressing room together with blue on the floor and also lighted fire in a pot for whatever they believe in.
“The bizarre incident was that it had to take myself and four of my guys for almost four hours to get the mess out of the place. We intend to write officially to the Ghana FA to take action against the club because these things can’t be happening.”
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