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The Ghana Football Association Vice President Jordan Anagblah has exclusively told JOY Sports of a massive clear out of indiscipline players from the Black Stars team.
According to him, some top players in the team will be axed due to their unacceptable behavior which caused Ghana a disappointing end at the Nations cup in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
“We would clean the house very well. It is over for some of them”. He told JOY Sports
He added that as I long as he remains as the vice chairman of the Football Association, he will always recommend Captain John Mensah to any coach who comes for the Black Stars.
“Any coach that will come, I will recommend John Mensah to him. He is the perfect gentleman.”
The Football Association will meet Coach Goran Stevanovic next week to review his performance in the just ended tournament before taking a decision on his future.
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