Astute lawyer and sports analyst, Moses Foh Amoani has revealed that he is in dialogue with the Ghana Football Association and the sports ministry to find a common ground in helping the Black Stars triumph in Egypt.
The Black Stars played a goalless drawn game against the Cranes of Uganda in the first game of the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier and the results was greeted with criticisms from all quarters with some even pointing fingers at impasse between the FA and the sports ministry.
However, Foh Amoani has declared that if the Black Stars are to get back on track in the qualifiers, we need merge on one front to realize out target of defeating the Egyptians.
“It’ll be a setback for the Black Stars to miss out on the World Cup. Let’s forget the wrangling and feud that has engulfed our beloved team in recent time if we really want qualify,” he told Happy FM.
“I’ve started talking to the two major parties involved to ensure that sanity prevails before we play the crucial game at Alexandria. If we can do our operational works well, I see no reason why we can’t dominate and beat Egypt.”
Foh Amoani added, “Even if it’s the Chief Imam and other spiritual heads we have to consult for morale support, we do it because if we lose that game we’re automatically out of contention. I hope we find a common reason before the team converges at their training camp in Turkey.”
The crucial match with the Pharaoh’s of Egypt will come off on 13th November in Alexandria.
By; Reuben Obodai.