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Experienced football administrator, Alhaji Grusah has aimed a dig at Asante Kotoko head coach, Prosper Ogum Narteh following King Faisal's win over their city rivals, describing him as someone who has knowledge in education rather than football.
The Insha Allah lads recorded another victory over the Porcupine Warriors as they edged them out of the MTN FA Cup at the Baba Yara Stadium to advance into the round of 32 stage of the cup competition.
The win on Wednesday was also Faisal's second win over Kotoko having already beaten them in the Ghana Premier League with a 3-2 scoreline.
Speaking to the media following his side's victory, Grusah: "I never said we will use Kotoko to celebrate Christmas, i only said we will beat them. Our secret is the might of God and nothing else."
"Prosper Narteh is a professor in education not football that's why he still goes to the class to teach despite coaching Kotoko. Degrees and books don't win matches. We have professors in coaching but not in Ghana here unless Europe," he added.
King Faisal have had an impressive start to the 2021/22 season as their are joint league leaders in the Premier League after 10 games played.
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