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Hearts of Oak midfielder Laryea Kingston has been indefinitely suspended by the club for insubordination.
According to an official of Hearts of Oak, the club’s management heard from both Kingston and head coach C.K. Akunnor, Kingston was found to have behaved in a way contrary to the laid down regulations of the club.
An official letter dated September 12 2012 was issued to Kingston, officially informing him about his suspension.
Kingston had driven to the team’s training camp in Sekondi against the instructions of Akunnor, who asked him to remove the car in 48 hours.
The former Black Stars midfielder failed to do so and was given a choice of taking the car away or leaving the camp.
Kingston then chose to leave the camp, resulting in his indefinite suspension
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