Bank-roller of King Faisal Babies, Alhaji Karim Grunsah has asked the supporters and management of Asante Kotoko to discontinue criticizing referee Samuel Sukah's performance in the loss to arch-rivals Hearts of Oak in Sunday's Super Clash game.
Sukah has been under pressure for the past three days following his performance in the week 8 cracker between Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko where he awarded the home side a late controversial penalty, which was duly converted by defender Vincent Atinga.
However, Grunsah has urged the Porcupine Warriors faithfuls to let go the incident and concentrate on their subsequent matches in the league as they have also profited from referees mistakes in the past.
“Referees are human so they can also make mistakes in a game. This penalty awarded is nothing new in the Ghanaian game,” Grunsah told Kumasi-based Boss FM.
“Is the penalty the reason why many people are complaining? Kotoko have also benefited from dubious penalty decisions to win their matches in the league, so we should all stop talking too much.”