Former Hearts of Oak midfielder Stanley Afedzie has urged the team to improve their performance following a disappointing start to the Ghana Premier League campaign.
The Phobians have been in dismal form, managing only six points in the six games they have played so far.
Following a challenging start to the season, the Phobians find themselves in the relegation zone.
In an interview, the former Ghanaian midfielder entreated Hearts of Oak players to uplift their performance in order to change the narrative for the club.
“Of course, I’m surprised with the performance of the team so far. Having had a good preseason, I expected them to have a great start to the Ghana Premier League season but that hasn’t been the case”
“I know things aren’t going well with the team but I believe things will change as the season unfolds. I will urge the players to improve their performance. As a Hearts of Oak player, you should always play for the fans because they make the club and without them there won’t be Hearts of Oak” he said.
Hearts of Oak will host defending champions, Medeama in the week eight encounter on Wednesday.