The bankroller for Young Apostles, Samuel Anim Addo, has expressed his disgust at the poor officiating in the Ghana Premier League.
He claims that despite his persistent complaints about the issue, he has been threatened with relegation. However, he insists that such threats will not deter him from standing up for the truth.
“Maxwell Hanson is their man for ‘dirty works.’ I sounded the alarm months ago, but I was vehemently challenged, with every attempt made to silence me by the leadership of Ghana Football. His disgraceful conduct undermines the quality of the league,” he stated.
Samuel Anim Addo further revealed that he has faced multiple threats from the current Ghana Football Association (GFA) administration, suggesting they would resort to foul means to relegate his club, Young Apostles.
“I have been threatened many times already that this GFA administration will ensure foul means to relegate my club, Young Apostles. But I want to caution them that relegation is not the worst they can do to me. It will not deter my continuous investment and commitment to Ghana football,” he warned.
