Chairman of the National chapters Committee of Accra Hearts of Oak Elvis Herman Hesse says Hearts of Oak board should not be only fixated on building facilities but also be concerned about the club's inability to compete and win trophies in Africa.
Accra Hearts of Oak dominated and conquered Africa when they won both the CAF Champions League and super cup titles in 2000.
The Phobians again made history in 2005 when they won the maiden CAF confederations cup title at the expense of their bitterest rivals Asante Kotoko.
But for almost two decades, the Rainbow club have struggled to rub shoulders with the elites on the continent and this is why Elvis Herman Hesse is admonishing the current board and management of the club to work towards.
"If we don't compete at the highest level in Africa, the name Accra Hearts of Oak will not be recognised by FIFA or CAF no matter the facilities or infrastructures we put up," he told Untoldstories TV GH as monitored by footballghana.com.
"What is the position of Accra Hearts of Oak and Kotoko on the list of top clubs in Africa? Infrastructure alone can not measure a club's successes."
"We appreciate the facilities but the target and standard of Accra Hearts of Oak is very high. We know that he is doing his best but our supporters are such that they've seen trophies a lot."