Samuel Ashie-Quaye has attributed the club’s fine form this season to the manager, Annor Walker’s tactical brilliance.
The Accra-based club has enjoyed a rollercoaster start to the season, having gone unbeaten and keeping five clean sheets in five games in the ongoing Ghana Premier League.
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Speaking to Saharafootball.net after the game, Ashie-Quaye ascribed the club’s fine form to the coach’s fine-tuning of the side which has aided them to the summit of the table.
“Well if I may say, this season hasn’t been easy and the hard work from the pre-season I would say is paying off, but most of the credit goes to Coach Annor Walker for turning the team around, this season, which has propelled us to the first place on the log”. He ended.
The Dade boys started the season with two consecutive draws, against Bofoakwa Tano, and Hearts of Lions and followed up with a win against GoldStars, a draw away to Karela United, and a thumping win over Accra Lions.
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Great Olympics will travel away to Dorma to face Aduana Stars at the Nana Agyemang Badu II park in the next game of the ongoing league.
