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Former Ghana FA President, Dr. Nyaho Tamakloe simply wants Avram Grant sacked on the basis that the Israeli has nothing to offer the national team.
Without a win in four games, the Black Stars have also had to deal with increasing criticism of their impotent play. Their last game a fortnight ago was a goalless draw with Uganda in Tamale in the 2018 World Cup qualifiers.
“Grant has nothing to offer this country. I have said it for almost a year now or even more,” the former FA boss told Joy Sports.
“If you look carefully at his demeanor, he is a lazy person, very lazy person because have not come across any coach who has handled our boys for us who decides to stay in Europe and comes here when he chooses.”
Listen to the full tirade here.
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