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Vice President of the Football Association Jordan Anagblah has indicated that, Coach Goran Stevanovic should be responsible to answer questions on the team’s failure for winning the just ended African cup of nations in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
Jordan Anagblah who doubles as the Black Stars deputy management committee chairman admits the team’s campaign was disappointing and that if there is any one to be blamed then it should be Coach Goran Stevanovic.
“If a team does not perform why you do blame me when I’m trying to give suggestions and the coach says no, he should be blamed”. He told JOY Sports
“If you look at our standard, I don’t think placing fourth was good enough”
The Football Association is expected to hold a press conference on February 22 to announce their decision on whether the coach is staying or not.
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