Aduana Stars coach Tandoh describes Maxwell Konadu as ‘village coach’ after superstition game

February 21, 2020 12:14 PM

Coach of Aduana Stars has launched a scathing attack on the head coach of Kumasi Asante Kotoko Maxwell Konadu after the two sides started their mid-week clash with ten men.

Maxwell Konadu and Tandoh

Asante Kotoko and Aduana Stars made the headlines for the wrong reason on Wednesday when they started their midweek league clash with ten players because of superstition.

Both teams were reportedly told by spiritualists that whoever starts the game with 11 men would suffer a defeat.

The start of the game delayed because Martin Antwi and Farouk Adams for Asante Kotoko and Aduana Stars, respectively complained of slight pain when the game was about starting, but the referee whistled for the game to kick-off because their treatment was delaying.

They stayed on the bench until after the half-time break before they joined the game.

Samuel Bioh emerged the hero of the game when he scored a 92nd-minute goal to give Aduana Stars a sweat victory.

Coach of Aduana Stars W.O Tandoh has shifted the blame on Maxwell, lashing out at him that he is a village coach, so he came to Dormaa without any tactics but superstition on his mind.

“Maxwell Konadu is a village coach who came to play village tactics in Dormaa. He is a disgrace to Ghana football & new generation of footballers,” he said.

“He didn’t deserve to coach a national team. If Kotoko deploy such bush tactics in London, Hearts will beat them.”

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