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Stop having sex with our players- Hearts fans warn
The female supporters wing of Accra Hearts of Oak have been cautioned to refrain from sexual having sexual affairs with the playing body of the club
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The supporters believe the poor display of the team could partly be attributed to the sexual activities involving the players and the female supporters wing.
And have therefore cautioned Hearts Ladies to put a stop to that to give players free space to carry out their core duties.
“Hearts Ladies should be very careful,” they told Asempa Sports.
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“Whenever they see foreign players in the team, they want them give themselves to the player and end up giving him bad luck.”
“They give them to chew. They chew “Tonga”.
“After the players have finished sleeping with the ladies, the players find it difficult to perform on the pitch for the team.”
“So we are cautioning them over their attitude towards foreign players.”
Hearts of Oak had to wait until match day four to record their first win of the 2016-17 Ghana Premier League.
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The Phobians are looking forward to end their seven seasons without a domestic title and a difficult away tie against Aduana Stars at Dorma would play a part to enhancing their chances should manage a win.
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