
Audio By Carbonatix
Football Clubs and members associated to them have been admonished to utilize the various bodies in the sport and its disciplinary mechanism rather than the use of the court of public opinion to address their grievances.According to Osei Tutu Agyemang, Chairman of the Ashanti Regional Football Association, who was speaking at ARFA's Ordinary Congress in Kumasi on Wednesday, matters should not be prejudiced even before they get to the relevant bodies."We should have faith in our setups. I appeal to all Clubs that they should address their grievances to the appropriate forums including the disciplinary committee instead of resorting to media outlets, which sometimes leads to problems," the ARFA Chairman said.Taking stock of their finances, though the ARFA's financial report showed a profit turnover, Osei Tutu explained that they regional body are faced with difficulties in retrieving fines and dues from the clubs.The ARFA Ordinary Congress also deliberated on how to contribute to the success of football in Ghana and measures to kick out hooliganism from football while promoting juvenile and women football in the region.Delegates were also schooled on the electronic registration and club licensing system.The ARFA ended the session by selecting former national team player Frimpong Manso, Samuel Otoo and Mallam Issah to join Osei Tutu Agyeman to represent the region at the up-coming Congress of the GFA.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
9 weeks after IMF exit, gov’t is back for $1bn in loans – Oppong Nkrumah questions fiscal strategy
7 minutes -
Overzealous police behind most offensive conduct arrests – NDC lawyer Victor Adawudu
16 minutes -
NDC lawyer Victor Adawudu says speech-related prosecutions rarely go anywhere
34 minutes -
False news publication law: Both NDC and NPP use arrests to energise their bases – Adawudu
50 minutes -
‘Don’t rush to scrap it’ – Victor Adawudu defends criminal offensive conduct law
1 hour -
EU envoys meet to negotiate 21st Russia sanctions package
1 hour -
Actor Rebel Wilson did not defame colleague in social media posts, Australian court finds
2 hours -
Fewer children got US-backed HIV treatment after aid cuts, study finds
2 hours -
Nike to tighten online sales in China amid ‘cluttered’ marketplace
2 hours -
Iraq’s oil minister says US energy deals worth about $200 billion
2 hours -
Oil prices rise slightly after US announces new round of strikes on Iran
2 hours -
US, China to hold AI talks in September, sources say
3 hours -
Alphabet’s Gemini delay, spending worries loom over earnings
3 hours -
TikTok US chief security officer to testify before US House on September 15
3 hours -
OpenAI says AI models went rogue during testing, triggering ‘unprecedented’ breach at startup
3 hours