Former Asante Kotoko player Sarfo Gyamfi has alleged that rivals Hearts of Oak perform blood rituals whenever they play the Kumasi-based club.
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Hearts Of Oak players are blood ritualists - Sarfo Gyamfi
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And Gyamfi, popularly known as the Black president, has accused the Phobians of being the protagonist behind Kotoko's woes in recent months.
“Kotoko hardly lose against Hearst of Oak if i'm in Ghana," he rold Bryt FM.
“Kumasi Asante Kotoko will never split blood during Hearts and Kotoko games but Hearst of Oak will continue to split Blood in such high profile games.”
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Sarfo Gyamfi was part of the Black Stars squad that lost on penalties to Ivory Coast in the 1992 African Cup of Nations final.
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