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Black Queens striker Florence has stated she bought her own ticket to join the team as they prepare for the 2016 Africa Women Cup of Nations.
Dadson who is back in the team after missing the last two editions played a part in the team's 8-0 triumph over Ideal Ladies in a trial match.
“I was waiting for my ticket to fly down but it never came. They kept postponing it every week so I had to buy my own ticket to come,”
“I actually came for holidays but the coach (Basigi) called me and told me he needs me in the team so I had to come,” she added.
The Golf Coast Texas striker whose pace is unmatched in the Black Queens is expected to add more bite upfront in the team as Samira Suleman has always been the lone ranger.
The lanky striker says she may not have joined the team if the coach had not called her to insist he needs her.
"Maybe i wouldn't have joined because I am coming to play for my country and they have to by me the ticket. they have been doing it for all national teams so why not us? She interogated.
Ghana are to play their first game agaianst Kenya.
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