Accra Great Olympics Coach Annor Walker has strongly diffused widespread suggestions that he is under pressure to win the league this season for the Dade boys.



According to the experienced trainer, who was speaking to the press after his side run victories over title hopefuls, Medeama SC, remarked that he is not under pressure to win the league.

” I am not under pressure to win the league, the fans are not paying me, so why would they give me pressure? What they want is a cup, what I can do as a coach is what I’m doing so they can’t force me to win the league”.

He, however, assured the teeming fans who have long dreamt of a domestic trophy to complement their efforts and to be continually hopeful that “it shall be well”.

Accra Great Olympics dealt a serious blow to the title ambitions of Tarkwa based side Medeama SC in the first of many duels of the second round of games at the Accra Sports Stadium through a Samuel Addo first-half goal.

Accra Great Olympics will stay momentarily on the top of the league awaiting other match fixtures scheduled to take place over the weekend.

Coach Yaw Preko and his assistant Godwin Attram have been relieved from his duties following the return of Annor Walker, Great Olympics Chief Executive Officer Oluboi Commodore confirmed.



Yaw Preko and Godwin Attram were appointed to take over the squad on a temporary basis until the return of Coach Annor Walker who was excused from his post due to health reasons.

Annor Walker has recovered and returned to the training grounds on Tuesday to take over the team.

“Now that he (Annor Walker) has returned, Yaw Preko and Godwin Attram’s work have come to an end. We will ask Annor Walker to appoint his assistant”, he told Happy FM.

Coach Yaw Preko and Godwin Attram during their short spell with the club will be remembered for their famous win against Hearts of Oak in the Accra derby on matchday 11.

Coach Annor Walker will be in the dugout when Great Olympics host Elmina Sharks on matchday 13.