Former Amidaus Professionals coach Tanko Ibrahim Shaibu has revealed to Asempa Sports that he was sacked due to his refusal to stick to certain ad hoc decisions by some of the club management members.
The experienced coach who doubles as the head of sports department at the University of Education in Winneba has accused his bosses of interfering in his technical decisions on match days.
Shaibu was relieved off his post after Sunday’s 3-0 defeat at Hearts of Oak but he insists his dismissal has nothing to do with performance as reported earlier by the club.
“It is never true that I was sacked because I don’t listen. They wanted me to promote their interest which I believe is against the ethics and the professionalism of my job so I always refute it.
“They feel some players should be selected to play the league matches but most of these players I have sidelined do not follow my instructions as far as my training programme is concern and even those players cant help survive the team but rather push them into relegation zone”. He added.
Shaibu propelled Amidaus from their 14th position to 11th position with 24 points meaning coach Tanko grabbed 10 points from 7 matches, by wining 3, drawing 1, and losing 3 games.
Meanwhile, Amidaus has appointed former assistant coach of Liberty Professionals Fred Kwame Susu Gidiglo as interim head coach.
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