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Kenichi Yatsuhashi writes to Hearts of Oak

The Japanese-American still has the Phobians at heart
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Kenichi Yatsuhashi has written to Hearts of Oak wishing them well, exactly one year on after parting ways with the Accra giants.

Yatsuhashi parted left Hearts of Oak after the first round of the season, after the two parties failed to reach an agreement when the Japanese requested to go for a course which would have travelled into part of the second round.

He, however, still has the team at heart, wishing the club the very best of luck and thanked them for the time he spent with team.

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Kenichi Yatsuhashi would be remembered for his time at Hearts of Oak for finishing the entire first half of the 2016-17 Ghana Premier League season without a defeat on the road.

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