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Hearts & Kotoko have coaching problem: Charles Taylor
The former Black Stars midfielder says Kotoko and Hearts are suffering from frequent changes of coaches.
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The two giants of Ghana football have lost their duopoly and are struggling to make the sort impact they used to make on the domestic scene.
Taylor who had the chance to play for both the Accra outfit and the Kumasi side says he has observed that the teams are suffering from rampant change of coaches.
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" earts and Kotoko change coaches too much, it affects the performance of the team. During our era, because Cecil Jones coached us for very long time, he knew how to deal with us especially during selections for matches. He knew when to bring a specific player on," he told Angel TV.
Both clubs started the season with new coach and it has become a common thing to see a coach hired and fired within a short period.
Hearts of Oak are lying 10 on the league log, whereas Asante Kotoko 4 on the league ladder.
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